"Tu as un portefeuille et un sac."

Translation: You have a wallet and a bag.

[GiraffeNecked1]

That was hard

[Tilo_K]

Should the -s- in “as un” be pronounced or not? Google Translate omits it.

[Andy777086]

Yep

[Teri291310]

Oui

[Teri291310]

Strangely enough I got portefeuille right but not tu as and et

[krista189497]

my speakers are terrible I never remember to imagine the "tu as" because I never ever can hear it...

[bonny589554]

I did the translation as above and it said it was wrong- "you have got" was indicated as the correct answer

[krista189497]

c'est drole

[create4me]

As a native English female speaker a 'portefeuille' for me would be a purse not a wallet a man would carry a wallet. So purse was not accepted as the definition but for me it is correct.

[knob700041]

That's what I was going to say. Purse should be OK.

[lindamarsh7]

DL didn't pick up my answer

[Michelle651810]

Did not accept "billfold" for "portefeuille". Billfold is pretty common usage for a woman's wallet where I live.

[AnnikaQED]

Can't "un sac" also be a "purse"?

[DanielB2019]

Yes, and it's been used in other DL questions as a translation of "un sac." Consistency is not a strong point.