"Η γυναίκα δεν φοράει κοστούμι"

Translation: The woman does not wear a suit

[Joao1362]

Shouldn't the translation be "The woman doesn't wear a suit" instead of "The woman doesn't wear suit"? =P

[Melissa1250]

In English, we would never say "The woman does not wear suit." You should remove it as a correct answer.

[Vjeko13]

"The woman does not wear suits" was rejected as incorrect. Either "wears a suit" or "wears suits" is correct, but "wears suit" cannot possibly be correct.

[Gabriela-X]

And shouldn't be in greek "ένα κοστούμι " if the english translation is "a suit" ?

[G.Georgopoulos]

The indefinite article is used way less often in Greek compared to English. As a matter of fact, this sentence would sound a bit awkward if the indefinite article had been included.

[l_LOVE_CHlCKENS]

"The woman does not wear a costume" was not accepted?

[G.Georgopoulos]

Added now!

[JCX76]

δε φοράει*

[G.Georgopoulos]

Yes, it's included in the alternatives.

[Pierre733333]

why not " the suit" - does the Greek distinguish ?

[jaye16]

Yes, just as in English. In Greek you would say...."Η γυναίκα δεν φοράει το κοστούμι."

[Maggi_Ann]

Cartoon characters a total distraction. Please remove, thanks.

[Maggi_Ann]

I find the cartoons a serious distraction to learning.