"Eu am o cămașă verde de la Duolingo."

Translation: I have a green shirt from Duolingo.

[LovLviv]

How do you say, I have a green Duolingo shirt?

[PirvuOctavian97]

"(eu) Am o cămașă Duolingo verde" (the only other order that makes sence besides the example above)

[splittongue]

Actually, we use "with" to specify the fact that the shirt has a Duolingo banner/whatever on it (for example). If that was your intention, think about how would you say in English that you have a shirt on which some cherries are painted. "I have a shirt with cherries (on it)". That is the same logic. "Am o cămașă verde cu Duolingo (pe ea)"

[TmAserehT]

Mech up-selling. Very subtle...

[coinaday]

link for those curious ;-)

[David-Herron]

That link doesn't work

[MrMirai]

Could you please resend in url format so that mobile users can see?

[deactivated user]

How would i be able to get a green shirt from Duolingo may i dare ask?

[deactivated user]

Well i dont have one

[splittongue]

Maybe Sebastian... don't look at me!