"A magas, gazdag kínai férfiak fekete kesztyűben vannak."

Translation: The tall, rich Chinese men are wearing black gloves.

[AnCatDubh]

Shouldn’t gloves be in the plural? I see no k there.

[ion1122]

No. When talking about paired items (gloves, shoes, etc.), Hungarian uses the singular.

[Arpad737071]

Please, read iRBiS' excellent explanation on this topic:
https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/16615199

[opakai]

I think Duo should accept " ... men wear/are wearing black gloves", unless the deliberate meaning is that they are only "in gloves". :D Happy New Year!

[Ksenia139960]

Sounds like they have some dirty business to conduct

[Jenelle587664]

Please accept wealthy as well as rich

[BaloghTams19]

'Wealthy' is rather 'jómódú' or 'vagyonos', rich is clearly 'gazdag' in all situations.

[btopps]

Should "are wearing" be accepted as opposed to/in addition to "are in"? The latter is fairly unnatural in English