"Kiedy nosisz kapelusz?"

Translation: When do you wear a hat?

[AdamTKincaid]

Perhaps this is the wrong place for this, but what is the difference between a cap (czapka) and a hat (kapelusz)? In my native english dialect, they are synonyms.

[mihxal]

Look at images on Google. Simply "kapelusz" has a brim around. For example cowboys wear them.

[AdamTKincaid]

Your links do not work but that makes sense, partially. What about baseball caps/hats which have a brim, but not all the way around?

Thanks!

[mihxal]

It's called "czapka" or "czapka z daszkiem".

[Dmytro_Z]

When are you wearing a hat? - Why is this wrong?

[FilipNguye5]

Maybe the answer is better " when did you wear a hat ?" Because this past simple

[alik1989]

The Polish sentence is in present simple, so why should the translation be in past simple?

[dla_Zosia]

Could "when" please be included in the tips section?

[Jellei]

But I don't know what I could even write about it... "kiedy" means "when", simple as that.

Later, when subordinate clauses are introduced, there will be something worth mentioning, but not here...

[Krysa452990]

I typed in the right answer but the programme still marked it as wrong....

[Jellei]

In such cases we need a screenshot to figure out what happened.

[stan602994]

When are you wearing a hat should be ok. That is asking on what time or occasion do you regularly wear a hat