"Glanann na cailíní an sciorta."

Translation: The girls clean the skirt.

[DSDragon]

Must be a pretty huge skirt, to require more than one girl to clean it.

[mjkuecker1965]

Pól was wearing it. I won't embellish. :)

[MalcolmZed]

He must've eaten quite a bit while he was in the fridge, I suppose.

[mjkuecker1965]

I think he might have eaten his way out. :)

[BeanLiath]

It is the skirt on the mobile kiosk where their family's shop sells wine, bread, cheese and prizes.

[DominicCol12]

Was it the skirt of a hovercraft ?

[CherylW.3]

Is "wash" not acceptable?

[Phlo20]

I am wondering the same thing. Is there a different word for wash, and is it not colloquially used for cleaning clothes?

[19O492554]

The Irish for "wash" is nigh.

You can clean something without washing it.

Glanann na cailíní an sciorta - "The girls clean the skirt"
Níonn na cailíní an sciorta - "The girls wash the skirt"

[Stacey773203]

I wonder why duolingo never depicts boys or men cleaning clothes.

[19O492554]

As far as I can tell, there is exactly one exercise that depicts anyone cleaning clothes.

[kiltown]

Well it was most likely a girl who wore the skirt, so it seems only fair that she should clean it (maybe with the help of a girlfriend/sister.

[cyncat1]

I got a glitch. The exercise says "Type what you hear," not "Type the English translation," but when I type the Irish it marks it wrong & gives the correct answer in English.