"Mam kapelusz."

Translation: I have a hat.

[Sasorina]

OK, first my translation of "cap" as "kapelusz" is marked wronged, now my translation of "kapelusz" as "cap" is marked wronged. What is it? What's the difference between a hat and a cap anyway?

[Jellei]

Check my answer here. I believe 99% of Polish learners of English will always translate "kapelusz" to "hat" and the other way round.

[Weird_Ed]

Kapelusz resembles the Italian word for hat.. are they related?

[Jellei]

Yes, it's etymology most probably comes from Italian.

[Weird_Ed]

Thanks.

[ekoorb619372]

Is the stress on the "e" Kapelusz ?

[Jellei]

Yeah, it should be. The stress in Polish is almost always on the penultimate syllable.

[qVnjZvk0]

I wrote "Man kapelusz" and Duolingo said it was correct

[Jellei]

Without a "You have a typo" message? Was it a type-what-you-hear exercise? Those still have a bug...