"Я дуже люблю моє місто."

Translation: I like my city very much.

[Holly701256]

I very much like my city is also correct in English.

[PauBofill]

I very much like my city.

[Doug987177]

I would suggest an alternative translation of "I really like my city".

[Adam15489]

This was my initial response. Is it an incorrect translation?

[russianduo]

The suggested "correct" translation of, "I so much like my city." is wrong and should be removed. And while, "I very much like my city." is technically correct, it sounds stilted and formal. "I really like my city." or " I like my city very much." are both much better.

[Ehsan_Mehmed]

Always put between subject and verb?

[andrii_chr]

If you mean "дуже", it modifies the verb, so the most natural position for it is before the verb. However, it is possible to put it anywhere in this sentence. You can say "Я люблю дуже моє місто" or even "Я люблю моє місто дуже", but this is more unusual. Most often sentences with such unusual word order can be found in poetry. If you use such word order in everyday conversation, you will be understood, but it will sound strange.

[Ehsan_Mehmed]

yeah, i mean that word. Thanks for the explanation :)

[Chalseadagger]

That's exactly what I thought at first. Thanks for clarifying.

[ryagami97]

Can місто also mean "place"?

[andrii_chr]

No, місто specifically means city or town.

[vktr17]

place is місце