What is the correct expression when describing what a person is wearing?
What is the expression to mean that someone is wearing a piece of cloth upon another one?
For example, if I wanted to say that someone is wearing a T-shirt and a shirt upon it. Is there a simpler way to say it? (In Spanish it would be "Está usando una remera y una camisa encima.")
By the way, is it ok to say "a piece of cloth"?
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Usually you would describe the second shirt in a little more detail:
He's wearing a t-shirt under a denim shirt, flannel shirt, sweater, etc.
He's wearing a long-sleeved shirt over a t-shirt.
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Tişört'ün üstüne gömlek giymiş.
For piece of cloth you can say "Birşeyler giymiş" maybe. If you can use the "piece of cloth" in a sentence i can understand what you want to imply and can help you better.
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in Spanish the expression is used "up" for example: "he has a shirt and a jacket up" is not very common to use "a piece of cloth" is right to say that the garment is to be used. a piece of cloth is used in fabric to wear not deal
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the form correct to describe to a person is:
speak with she on the clothe who used and say the well who look
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yes, it's correct, you can say: "... upon... "
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