"Un costum are pantaloni, o cămașă, o cravată și o curea."

Translation: A suit has pants, a shirt, a tie, and a belt.

[TseDanylo]

Shouldn't trousers be correct?

[Meepsicle83]

It is now accepting trousers, and giving pants as an alternative.

[Pop60]

A suit has a jacket and trousers, sometimes a waistcoat. It does not "have" a shirt, a tie or a belt. An outfit has those, a costume might have those, but a suit does not. What does costum actually mean??? This is confusing or misleading.

[cosmo-pedant]

Pop60 - Definition is a relative matter. I am sure "un costum" includes "an outfit". What is a waistcoat anyway?

[Estel785882]

UK English "waistcoat" = North American English "vest".

[SunnyCane]

a suit has got pants, one shirt, one shirt, one tie, and one belt
Why is the got there if it already has "has"?

[nahuatl1939]

yes, I wanted to ask the same thing. I did not write GOT and DUO said : WRONG ! but I'm not a native english speaker

[jon_cooper]

Another ridiculously long sentence to type against the clock

[Lng52-._]

DL translator pronounces "pants" as "pantalon" (instead of "pantaloni").

[illexsquid]

Not a native speaker, but the plural -i ending is so short and unemphatic as to seem almost silent in most words.

[martastani]

Așa am scris!

[martastani]

Un costum are un pantalon,o cămașă,o cravată și o curea!

[martastani]

A suit has a paints,a shirt,a tie and a belt!

[LilaWK]

You should accept 'trousers', it's more appropriate than 'pants' in the case of a suit. In the UK pants only refers to underwear. Lol, I learned this hard way when I kept complimenting someone on her pants she kept checking to see if her knickers showing! Anyway, ridiculous, accept 'trousers'