"Azi avem douăzeci și șapte de grade celsius."

Translation: Today it is twenty seven degrees Celsius.

[skahmed]

”We have” is not generally used in English for this sentence, in favour of ”it is...”

[Caesar_Imperator]

In Romanian you can also use the verb „a fi” (to be) when talking about temperature in this manner.

[Dru429219]

In English it is should be used in place of we have

[ElijahLynn]

This question is incorrect and must be changed to be correct.

It should "Avi sunt douăzeci..." which is "It is twenty...".

Please fix.

[Pop60]

See all other comments - a fix would be great!

[GScottOliver]

2019-08-09 It appears the English has been made more natural in the past couple of months, but it is still not quite correct: the number should be "twenty-seven", with a hyphen, not a space.

[Pop60]

We have is incorrect English as others have said. It should not be a correct answer despite being a literal translation.
Today it is 27 degrees celsius is marked wrong.
Not sure why???