"Jaket dan sarung tangan."

Translation: Jacket and gloves.

[waltcamp45]

In Indonesian, is "gloves" plural in this context? Would a better English translation be "Coat and gloves"?

[RanzoG]

Is there a lot of call for jacket and glove(s) in Indonesia?

And didn't the lesson begin with teaching that "coat" is /mantel/. Coat...jacket... random!

[uninico]

The correct translation for this should be "Jacket/blazer and gloves."

Coat is "mantel", a different heaviness to it as opposed to a jacket which is typically lighter.
In natural conversation if you were speaking of just one glove, that would be pointed out, so the correct translation should be "gloves".

[ShariqueZaidi]

2 month ago you posted but still no one corrected it...

[deactivated user]

Do sarung and rangan have meaning each?

[EFrisco]

Sarung means sarong or tight-fitting garment. Tangan means hand. So sarung tangan means a tight-fitting garment for the hand.

[9D2]

jacket and glove (without s) is also correct

[EFrisco]

so glove = hand sarong in Indonesian?