"There is a bathroom on the first floor."

Translation: في ٱلْطّابِق اَلْأَوَّل حَمّام.

[TheQaswarah]

هناك حمام بالطابق الأول
يوجد حمام بالطابق الأول
These are the right answers, but are not listed so far

[AfrahAfzal]

Shouldn't حمام be in the place of the subject? I think there's a mistake.

[DjibrilAA]

It is the subject, there's just an introductory prepositional phrase before it. The offered translation reverses that, but "On the first floor [there] is a bathroom" would be just as good English.

[Ranya-a]

Wrong translation

[suleimanmashini]

Sounds wrong. الحمام في الطابق الأول

[tarjema]

This would be "the bathroom is on the first floor." In actual usage, no problem, but for a lesson it's in important to learn the different structures.

[Ahmed623053]

It is actually the right translation, i am arab

[Monviiva]

but the answer proposed by duolingo does not use an articel so it just says 'hamam' which is wrong

[zzzzzz98789]

ده اسلوب قصر يبرز المعنى و يوضحه انتوا حتتفزلكوا على الاجانب ولا ايه

[MohamedSamy727]

كانت تبقى الحمام في الطابق الأول

[MunirAslam]

What is wrong?

[El_Cielito_Lindo]

Why isn't على instead of في possible?

[elif852609]

there must be يوجت

[Ali_Alghamdi]

wrong يوجت...
right is يوجد

[Ahmed623053]

I talk in arabic,if we translated the english sentence directly it should be:هناك حمام في الطابق الأول، the other sentence would be right if the english sentence was:in the first floor there is a bathroom

[M_Yolk]

la pera

[Bell_Xp]

Duo is messing us about again