"Я хочу купити шапку тут."

Translation: I want to buy a hat here.

[piznajko]

The original sentence should use капелюх, as this is a more common word in Ukrainian for "hat". Шапка in Ukrainian means "a headline" or a "fur hat"

[Vinnfred]

The first thing I imagine when I hear шапка is actually a beanie :)

But yes, what is commonly called "hat" is капелюх in Ukrainian

[Anna_Elsa_J.]

So why this course uses less common version? And I must say that I prefer "капелюх", because it's like Polish "kapelusz" and "шапка" is like Polish "czapka" - "cap", so it's confusing for me.

[Ukurainajin]

Cap is ‘кепка’ in Ukrainian. ‘Капелюх’ is a hat with brims. And ‘шапка’ is a common word for a hat when you don't know how to name it exactly, but in most cases it means something brimless.

[Cris366246]

Why not "I want to buy the hat here?"

[Harambe481]

Is шапку in accusative case? Or what case it this?