"Who likes to sleep and eat?"

Translation: Кто любит спать и есть?

[RayO_Jag]

Гарфилд

[SFSAtlas]

Джон

[taffarelbergamin]

о/

[olimo]

Babies sleep and eat at the same time... happy little ones!

[ricojes]

i wish i had the ability to eat unconsciously.

[emmanuelanajao]

Me!!!

[Emilybarker1005]

Why wouldn't кто нравится спать и есть be acceptable it said it was wrong and that I had to use кому

[Tom377343]

Because you need to use кому for the same reason you use мне нравится instead of я нравится

[Nb982]

Кому нравится спать и есть.
Кто любит спать и есть

[origamifish]

Bc нравится takes prepositional case

[not_a_thing]

...I thought it was dative?

[Arman763350]

Я

[J0BARR]

Why does it want нравится instead of нравятся? Are спать and есть grouped into one unit, or is Duolingo wrong?

[mOQB4]

Есть with ь means have and ест without ь means eat isn't it right?

[BenYoung84]

No. ест (without ь) always means "eats". есть (with ь) has a few meanings:
- to eat
- there is/there are
- is (archaic)

[Logo121]

I wrote Kto lyubit spat' i est'. What's wrong?

[Panthela]

It's wrong because it's not ciliric alphabet :v

[replica4]

Все

[Brian586326]

Why not "Кто любит и спать и есть?" The extra и...?

[Nishan_Paul]

Yes.. Because of the extra и

[JustLearnen]

What's wrong with this??
кто любит и спать и есть

[6ertrand]

Not a native Russian speaker here, but your sentence might mean "Who likes to both sleep and eat?" which has a slight difference from the perfect translation.

[DuaneKinney]

What is the difference between есть and кушать?

[Fuyuko49]

in a nutshell: кушать is colloquial.

есть is the neutral translation of "to eat", кушать is mainly used in conversations among family members. My russian teacher (from Russia) told me, it would be kinda strange and funny, if someone would say кушать in a restaurant to a waiter.

Maybe кушать is like the german word "mampfen", which might mean "to munch" in English (not a native English speaker, sorry).