"분홍 선글라스를 쓰세요."

Translation: Wear pink sunglasses.

[choco_latte222]

No imma wear black sunglasses

[ElielF4]

How does it feel exactly something Jin would say?

[Staszek456]

Sunglasses is 색안경 in North Korea. Literally coloured glasses. This word can also be used in the South.

[ErikRed1]

At night?

[AliceInHopeworld]

or you can't sit with us

[Smores6789]

쓰세요 in this context is to "use" the said item. Which means for us to "wear" the "pink sunglasses."

[IchbinderFremde]

쓰다 has many meanings and usages. In this context, it refers to wearing them, not using them. If you say, "Use pink sunglasses.",that would be "분홍 선글라스를 사용하세요."

[green_tidepods]

check the tips for this section on the website, it gives a whole chart of different verbs that mean "to wear", for example: 쓰다 = to wear on the head (hat, glasses, etc.)

[soobee620]

Why is it not 분홍색 or 분홍색인?

[ShubhraDutta]

Because they aren't saying "pink-coloured" sunglasses. They are just saying "pink" sunglasses

[soobee620]

The Tips said that with the Sino-Korean colors, -색(인) is used when the colors are modifiers. And there are several dozen examples in this lesson where -색(인) is used, and the English translation does not have "-colored" in it.

Pigs are pink = 돼지는 분홍색이에요.

Green apple = 녹색 사과

Is the rat brown? = 쥐가 갈색입니까?

The gray rabbit is cute = 회색인 토끼가 귀여워요.