"とけいはありますか？"

Translation: Are there clocks?

[5yenSoul]

Unclear number of clocks - could this also be "Is there a clock?"

[lilygilder]

Yes. All nouns can be translated as singular or plural.

[Sam_W_]

Thats one of the weirdest things about japanese for me.

[InoshishiT]

Isnt "Tokei" a "watch" too?

[Samla16]

Yes, that should be corrected technically うでとけい is the specific word for wrist watch/watch, but とけい can be used for both clock and watch.

[Leo240]

Actually it is うでどけい

[AnotherChibi]

I feel like "do you have a watch?" would come up in conversation more.

[deactivated user]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[Haidouzo1]

このアプリが大嫌い。

[Caleb269789]

"Do you have a watch?" is probably how this sentence would be translated in conversation.

[inudeska]

Come on duolingo, one time you accept とけい as watch, and another time you don't, make up your mind.

[Mccaaww]

Could this be used as like a "do you have the time?" kind of sentence?

[AdityaPrak161281]

That would 'jikan ga ari masu ka?

[Yuipyonn]

このアプリってほんまウケるでｗｗ
翻訳がおかしすぎて意味わからんやｗ

「 Are there clocks?」はおかしくて不自然なんで「Do you have a watch」の方が正しいですねｗ

このアプリで、不自然な翻訳が多いですねｗ
ワロタｗｗ

[Okappys]

まあ、確かに！

おかしな日本語もずいぶん有るけどね。

明らかに、正しいのにもかかわらず間違い判定も含めて、ゲームだと思って楽しもうぜ！

[Anne-Britt16]

Perhaps a little out of topic but I thought the particle が should always be used if it's followed by あります/います。A misunderstanding?

[Nyoro7]

Oh yes, there's clocks Georgie.

[Durple_Purple]

Why "wa" and not "ga?"

[alex_wei]

"Do you have a clock?" is accepted.

[StevenStad1]

"Do you have any clocks?" isn't, though.

[5kLg4]

I think it is better if you will consider another answer like the same because there is no accurate for translating japanese to english or english to japanese

[Seattle_Scott]

Watch should also be accepted as it's common in the spoken language. Although 腕どけ is the technically correct answer, 時計 alone is commonly used for both watch and clock.

[Laurie790552]

Sometimes watch is accepted and sometimes clock. There is no consistency!!