"I do not have a coat."

Translation: لَيْسَ عِنْدي مِعْطَف.

[JadSuccari1]

This is an interesting one. Coat is correct in classical arabic. Usually we say Kaboot. For a begineers course in Arabic, isn't it better to teach the student the more commonly used word. The only caveat is if there are other words than Kaboot to refer to a coat. In Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, Egypt it would be understood. I'm not sure about other countries.

[scevra]

I put ليس عندي معطف and was told the solution was ليس عندي قبعة ; this is wrong.

[jrkibby]

Same here. I reported it. Odd, though, that at the top of this page, it shows the right answer even though the exercise page has it wrong.

[EastEnthusiast]

yeah.

[LaylahLiwa]

I put the right answer in. There is a glitch here

[arabmouni]

Worked for me.... On mobile 7/10/19.

[a6Ndg]

When do you use ليس and when لست?