"The jacket's pockets."

Translation: Οι τσέπες του μπουφάν.

[PeterWille6]

Why is "Oi τσέπες της ζακέτας" not correct here?

[Dimitra956826]

It's been added, thank you ^.^

[BillDe]

Has it been added. Not on my phone app today

[Dimitra956826]

There was a typo in the incubator, apparently. It's been fixed, so it should work now. ^.^

[Gillian430222]

Still not working May 2020

[Stergi3]

Τζάκετ is a Greek (English) word too. But ζακέτα is different than τζάκετ. Google a little to see some photos of both.
Μπουφάν is more general, I think, than τζάκετ, but I am not sure about.
But ζακέτα even a similar word is a cloth lighter than μπουφάν or τζάκετ.

[GiorgioYianni]

Ζακέτα is cardigan and μπουφάν is jacket.

[LarryMosle3]

Why is μπουφάν not μπουφανου

[G.Georgopoulos]

Loanwords are indeclinable in Greek.

[JimFive]

Why is οι τσέπες του το μπουφάν not correct?

[troll1995]

Because το becomes του in genitive. What you wrote is like "the pockets of the the jacket".

[DCorvesor]

Why is it not οι τσέπες του μπουφανου?

[GiorgioYianni]

Because words of foreign origin do not decline and remain unchanged:
Το μπουφάν,του μπουφάν, τα μπουφάν, των μπουφάν.

[Blunder9]

The Greek offered makes no sense to this sentence. Του?
How is του the jacket?

[LarryMosle3]

Jacket is "μπουφαν". Του is the genitive.

I was confused too - this is the genitive form and used to indicate ownership. When you reach the genitive module further down it will all make sense.

This sentence is "The pockets of the jacket"