"Tu pui periuța de dinți lângă robinet în baie."

Translation: You put the toothbrush near the tap in the bathroom.

[DavidPering]

"bath tap" is better English than "tap in the bath"

[jonquille22]

..and I would call the "tap" a "faucet" :) (in USA)

[Kas334864]

Faucet is accepted.

[Wes708337]

And I'd more likely say "near the sink"

[impvam]

Every Romanian i know calls a tap a "baterie". Is robinet a regional thing?

[David-Herron]

In other lessons Duolingo accepts the translation that's closer to how we'd say it in English.

"you put the toothbrush near the bathroom faucet" -- that's not accepted

I'm told to use the more stilted (but correct) "You put the toothbrush near the tap in the bathroom."

While that's correct grammar almost nobody would say it that way.

[nahuatl1939]

Ha ! this proves to be an english lesson for me ! I am not good at household vocabulary. If this lesson were in French ( my language) I would have made no more than 10% mistakes.