"Níl cat agam."

Translation: I do not have a cat.

[altearius]

Could this also be "I have no cat"?

[scilling]

That would be Níl aon chat agam.

[Warder9]

Like Irish, we have a LOT of dialects and idioms. I think neither Duo, nor many of the English speakers account for that.

[smok_arman]

Is there any important difference between 'I don't have a cat' and 'I have not a cat?'

[Multi0Lingual4]

"I have not a cat" isn't something a native English speaker would say. They mean the same thing, but definitely use "I don't have a cat."

[Crennan]

I thought it sound like coat...hmmm

[CopperSprite]

You werent alone with that one, I heard coat too.

[Peadrog]

Mise fosta.

[alan290737]

I tried saying "a cat is not at me" which would be the literal translation but was marked wrong

[SatharnPHL]

It's marked wrong because when an Irish speakers says Níl cat agam they mean *I don't have a cat", they don't mean "a cat is not at me".