"外面很冷。"

Translation: It is cold outside.

[clintack]

I really can't stay.

[rcc0002]

"Outside is very cold" should be accepted

[Alan946894]

2020.7.16
Seems like Duo prefers 非常 for "very" and likes to use 很 to connect subjects to adjectives

[maartendoc]

外 (wài) = outside/in addition
面 (miàn) = flour/noodles or face/side/surface
外面 = outside/surface/exterior

[dagummace]

It is cold out.

[Inutenu]

That is a slang though

[AlexFletch]

... There's no kind of atmosphere, I'm all alone, more or less.

[NathanRasm]

Let me fly far away from here --
Fun, fun, fun
In the sun, sun, sun

[01Astride]

"Outside noodles is cold"? I really don't get all these "classifiers"

[NathanRasm]

Simplification merged 麵 'noodles' into 面 'side'. They are different words, written differently in traditional characters, but on the mainland they decided it wouldn't be confusing to write them the same.

[Inutenu]

面 can mean "Noodles" or "Side"

[mayateacher]

It is cold out. Should be accepted. Reported.

[Dave645629]

'It is cold out' is not grammatically correct in English

[NathanRasm]

It is in my English.

[Inutenu]

Lol >U

[Jthe_napkin123]

If you go to the word bank, there is no 'very' in there

[pjtpjt]

"我得走了"

[Inutenu]

That means "I need to go"

[StijnBosho]

simply "wei" you use hen u specify outside of "what" youre talking about? is that the defference?

[Tack666]

I did "outside it is cold" and they said that it was wrong!!!

[Inutenu]

In chinese what you said is similar to saying this: 外面是冷 which translated back is "Outside is cold" which may seem understandable but to the listener it means something like this: Outside = cold
Don't understand? Let me give you a sentence which he will deem correct based on what you said:
"I am outside please turn on the heater" -> He is trying to say that he is cold
"I am going cold" -> He is trying to say that he is going outside

If you still don't understand tell me!