No, this is the test,

test.assert_equals(spin_words("to"), "to")

it is correct.

test is return worong

I would say that's a bit messy syntax. Function should be declared at least with 'const' keyword.

to is less than five letters, so it should remain unchanged

There seems to be an error with Python tests.
For me all of them are passing except for 'ot'.
Works fine in Pycharm

'ot' should equal 'to'

calm down, calm down, you ...

what if a string doesn't have numbers in it

well, this kata doesn't do that. And, + is an operator.

Well i get that but what is it, an operator or something? I think i missed it, also what if a string doesn't have numbers in it

It converts it to a number, fairly obvious 😉

Your code is wrong.

Fixed.

Got it, thanks dude