"Paltonul nu e al meu."

Translation: The coat is not mine.

[valdo473877]

What about "sacou". What's the difference between sacou and jachetă ?

[LukeMadhan]

Jacket not allowed?

[nethereran]

jachetă means jacket.

I think with palton they mean something heavier, like this: https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palton#/media/File:Bundesarchiv_Bild_102-10539,_Berlin,_Clown_Grock_mit_Gattin.jpg

and with jacket something lighter and smaller, like this:
https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fișier:Tommy_Hilfiger_jacket.jpg

[LukeMadhan]

I guess that's fair - I use it interchangeably (maybe that's my imperfect english :v)

[j.p.haaleb]

if i do know English well enough then i would translate : it is not my coat.....acc to me my translation is better and more current English!

[Tomashino1]

Meu = my, al meu = mine ;) we still use "mine" a lot in English - it's mine! etc. ;)

[NottinghamTram]

Why does it not accept 'The coat does nor not belong to me'?

[j.p.haaleb]

just as info, Dl wants us/the students to learn basic Romanian not thru translations which are more logic and understandable in English. have you reported your translation!? the more comments Dl staff get (hopefully) the quicker they will look into better options!

[traindrivermark]

You can hire a coat, many people do, and it becomes YOURS for the day but it doesn't BELONG to you.

[j.p.haaleb]

other Ro option could be : nu este paltonul meu

[Tomashino1]

Why doesn't it accept 'isn't' instead of "is not"