"Her gün takım elbise giyer."

Translation: He wears a suit every day.

[Kevtastic]

Barney Stinson

[EmirG3]

Came here for this ^^

[MrHilmiNevzat]

"Her gün takım elbise giyer."
Translation: He wears a suit every day.

I got this answer correct. The English translation answer. Her gün takım elbise giyer. I cannot see any gender reference in the Turkish question? I suppose the answer is in the question. He wears a suit or She wears a suit.

"Every day she wears a suit." Another correct English answer accepted by Duo on the 02/12/2018

I love women who power dress in smart suits.

[Gunnmar7]

Can takim by itself mean suit?

[ibrahimsamirk]

What's the translation of "wear a suit" ?

[MartaZamar]

Elijah Mikaelson =)

[Zumrall]

The originaals

[doJob1]

Wait, if I'm not wrong, Hindi word for 'every' is 'har' x_x

[Sheikh_Tadeeb]

Evet , Haklısın

[VrindaYadav]

Well, its actually a borrowed word from Urdu/Persian. Hindi word for every is प्रत्येक

[Abdulelah]

why it tells me to write "suits" instead of "suit" it seems singular to me?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

You can either use the plural "suits" or the singular "a suit." If you just write "suit" without an article here, it would be wrong :)

[yurtsevermehmet]

I do knot know why writin suit without an article is wrong

[jusdoteg]

Why don't we say Her günÜ? According to the lesson on the noun compounds, we should add the possessive suffix to the second noun

[EdvntL]

Yes, but 'her' is not a noun so the rule doesn't apply here

[hazelrodz]

Why is'nt: "bir takim elbise giyer" as bir is for "...a suit..."

[MrHilmiNevzat]

hazelrodz

Hello.

Why is'nt: "bir takim elbise giyer" as bir is for "...a suit..." - Good question?

You can either use the plural "suits" or the singular "a suit." If you just write "suit" without an article here, it would be wrong :) Answered by the course organiser in the topic comments.

"Her gün takım elbise giyer." - She wears suits every day. Correct.

"Her gün takım elbise giyer." - She wears suit every day. Wrong.

AlexinNotTurkey (MOD)

As stated by Alex "takım elbise" needs an article if used in the singular form.
This is referring to the English translation answer & not modifying the question posted in Turkish. If the object does not show plurality in Turkish it can be both singular & plural. You will encounter this type of question again on Duo.

Thank you.

[u85YBcWL]

Could it also be "Her gün takım giyer"?

[MrHilmiNevzat]

u85YBcWL

Hello.

Could it also be "Her gün takım giyer"?

"Takım elbise" - suit. Remember it as a set phrase.

Erkek takım elbise modelleri. - Male "suit" models.

Elbise - dress.

Thank you.

[Marcus.horn25]

What does the word "takim" translate as? Just interested as it helps me remember better

[HIndian1936]

Oh... That's why it is Günaydın.... i.e Good Day