"Parbrizele nu sunt colorate."

Translation: The windshields are not colored.

[FuegoCalavera]

Teaching words like "bed" or "chair" or "tree" would be too predictable. No, instead we shake things up and learn words like "windshield" and "hectaliter".

[Jon868250]

haha ikr like at least put this at the end of the course

[Pop60]

Would "The windshields are not tinted" be correct? If it's just a vocab test then ... whatever, but if referring to windshields in cars then we have tinted and not tinted, but nothing "coloured" and the word would be very unnatural.

[SusieFrisc]

Given that we don't know they word for tinted yet, I think they're doing the best they can.

[GrossiBP]

that's a very rare word to learn I believe

[Lng52-._]

Could you use "nuanțat" (instead of "colorate")?

[Emmylou770]

In Britain, and relating to cars, we refer to "windscreens" not "windshields".

[WarsawWill]

True, but Duo being an American company, this course uses American English. However, it's Duo's policy to accept British variants, and I had no problem with either "windscreens" or "coloured".

[AmadeusMinu]

When it is a general statement, as it is the case now, we don't use the article"the". You simply say: Windshields are not colored.

[rachpch]

In December 2020 "windscreens" wasn't accepted for me...

[ohad.h]

yeah, because who needs to learn how to say "how are you" or "i am from" first...