"你会买哪件衣服？"

Translation: Which piece of clothing will you buy?

[EddieTorre13]

Piece of clothing shouldnt be in here at all, not a great english sentence

[mFx888]

'Piece of clothing' is fine, but could also be 'item of clothing' or 'garment' or 'article of clothing'

[Patrick_Dark]

I don't think "garment" makes sense since no classifier is involved with that word. I just reported "Which article of clothing will you buy?" though, which is still rejected.

[DesmondAllen]

'piece of clothing' is grammatically fine but no one would ever say it because we would always refer to the type of clothing being considered. Who ever goes into a shop and says to the assistant, 'I want to buy some clothes'?

[ChaosScroll]

The importance of "na" intonation!

[umikujira]

Please define "衣服" in English. in some sentence, the answer should be "Clothing", the other is "Clothes".

[JOrlando3]

It's both. Clothes and clothing are both 衣服。

[Gabrielle145359]

Both. Either.

[karen993304]

Article of clothing is better than piece of clothing.

[Celticfiddleguy]

"Which article of clothing will you buy" was just accepted for me.

[PoArLin]

"Which clothing will you buy?" was accepted

[scatophage]

Couldn't this be "Which piece of clothing can you by"?

[Keith_APP]

No, as buying is not considered a skill in general.

[JOrlando3]

In this sentence, 会 refers to the future, which is why it says "are you going to," but in other sentences, yes, 会 can mean "able to."

[Hsn626796]

Can't itb mean ability in terms of expenses, as in " can you buy... " ?

[hdDlD]

Which clothing are you going to buy was marked wrong.

[Panchete1]

Would the sentence "你会买什么件衣服？" be correct?

[Keith_APP]

Haha, no. But it's creative.

[Panchete1]

Thanks for the reply :)

[maximiIiaan]

How about which clothing piece...?

[ArthurFlat]

This is terrible English. Who writes these translations? Seriously, "piece of clothing"? At least use "item of clothing", if you want to be pedantically literal.

"Here! Have a piece of my shirt."

"I'll buy a piece of that jacket. It will make a nice coaster for my coffee table."

Use some real English, please.

[MarcelHola]

What clothing do you will buy?

[kcmurphy]

You can't use "do" and "will" together like this.

[MichaelChr654066]

Is "pieces" not acceptable here?

[Keith_APP]

Arguably no. In Chinese if we talk about pieces of clothes in 1 set we would say 一套衣服, rather than 一件衣服; For pieces of clothes to be worn separately, some clothes 一些衣服. So 哪件衣服 is most likely referring to 1 piece of clothes only.

[alane113]

Who uses 'garments' except for those in the garments industry?

[whiskers3]

"Which clothing item will you buy?" Why didn't that work?

[Andrew-Lin]

你會買哪件衣服？
In Taiwan, "yīfú" is much more common than "yīfu".

[rajul285485]

Piece of clothing = dress. Dui bu dui

[Tiffany873655]

I feel like "Which clothing piece will you buy" should also be acceptable

[SteveCarre3]

why no 吗?

[CarlosFred743192]

Why "Which pieces of clothing will you buy?" is wrong?

[mingmd]

Happily,I got marked right for: "Which clothes are you going to buy?" ... which sounds a little more like normal English.

[Sidney888]

Which clothes would you buy?

[gamayunov.anton]

Why 你想买什么衣服？is not accepted?