"I have clothes."

Translation: Mam ubrania.

[Ashibaal]

That's a good start!

[LinguaFranca359]

Why not "ubranię"? When I typed like that, it said "ubranie"

[Jellei]

The Nominative form is either "ubranie", which is neuter (but that is like one set of clothes, for example the clothes that you are wearing at the moment), or "ubrania", when you just use plural.

"ubranię" would work if the basic singular form was "ubrania", but it's not.

[Yakushima]

What is the difference between "ubrania"and "ubranie"?

[alik1989]

I hope this table clears things up:

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ubranie#Declension

[Jellei]

OK, a singular word for "clothes" may need some more explanation ;) Generally "ubrania" (plural) is what you'd normally consider "clothes", and singular "ubranie" is one set of clothes, for example the clothes you're wearing right now, or the clothes my grandma's planning to wear to church on Sunday.

[Kathrin978932]

So it's more like an outfit, right?

[Jellei]

"ubranie"? Yes, I guess, although my first thought when seeing "outfit" is "strój".

[karolts]

"Mam ciuchy" - this is the correct translation

[Jellei]

"ciuchy" is a completely colloquial word. We generally don't accept colloquialisms.

[xAriianax]

What about "odzież"? It was marked as a wrong answer. Shouldn't it be also considered the right answer?

[Jellei]

"odzież" sounds quite... technical? to me, but we do accept it. Added here.