"A tall narrow wardrobe"

Translation: Wysoka wąska szafa

[Bob20020]

Does it matter if I say "szafa" or "ubrania"? There is a slight difference but does it matter?

[mihxal]

Well, would you say that there is a slight difference between "clothes" and "wardrobe"?

[Jellei]

Well, in English "wardrobe" (and Polish "garderoba") may in fact mean a collection of clothes, but "szafa" is definitely a place where you store them, and noc clothes, which are "ubrania".

[moconnoma]

I entered 'wysoka wąska garderoba'. Shouldn't that be accepted?

[immery]

szafa=wardrobe as in piece of furniture

garderoba is
1) wardrobe as all of the clothes that a person owns
2) a changing room backstage
3)a seperate room dedicated to storing your clothes , a walk in closet