"You take your hat off."

Translation: Baineann tú díot do hata.

[verket]

Why is 'baineann tú do hata diot' incorrect? Other examples do have that order.

[NoraCola]

It was marked correct for me just now (09/2019)

[Phlo20]

Baineann tu do háta de... what am i missing?

[Neal356674]

de just means off. You need to have díot which means off you.

[lamh-glas]

ah ta bron orm, this is what i meant to refer to, so here diot is before the noun, but then after this another qustion has the answer with dinn after the noun

[TreasaEH]

Is one of this a more natural form of Irish than the other?
Baineann tú díot do hata or Baineann tú do hata díot.