You didn't pass this time.<br/>You needed ${needed} right to pass, and you got ${right} of ${count}.
The text a player sees at the end of a quiz with a passing grade when they didn't pass, encouraging. HTML: keep <br/>. ${needed} is how many right answers were needed to pass, ${right} how many they answered right and ${count} how many questions there were, e.g. “You needed 6 right to pass, and you got 4 of 10”; write it so it reads well for any number, without a noun whose form depends on the number
Hac vice non successit.<br/>Ut superares, ${needed} recte respondere opus erat, et ${right} ex ${count} recte respondisti.
Scribe ut eum diceres, ut loco ubi ostenditur conveniat.
Haec prorsus ut sunt serva, ubi lingua tua ea requirit:
${needed}${right}${count}<br/>
Hac vice non successit.<br/>Ut superares, ${needed} recte respondere opus erat, et ${right} ex ${count} recte respondisti.
