"Ta cizinka má jen šest eur."

Translation: That foreigner has only six euros.

[Fypaz]

that foreigner woman has only six euros - is not correct?

[VladaFu]

It is very uncommon. Perhaps it can be accepted too, but it is certainly is uncommon. Use the report button to report missing translations.

[boris697212]

Most of the sentences in Duolingo are uncommon

[VladaFu]

Depends in which sense.

[Branimir509848]

"That stranger has only six euros." Why this is not accepted?

[jivanhoe]

Why "cizinka" = "foreigner" (not "foreigner woman") and for example "angličanka" = "english woman" (not "english")?

[BoneheadBass]

"Foreign woman" is also accepted. English generally does not force a distinction between male and female foreigners; both are commonly referred to as simply "foreigners." "English woman" and "Englishwoman" are also common usage. And, of course, one can also say "German man / German woman," etc.

To my AmE ear, "foreignER woman" is strange. You would be understood if you used it... but you might sound, well, like a "foreigner."