"Чьё молоко ты пьёшь?"

Translation: Whose milk are you drinking?

[crovdoto]

hopefully the cow's-

[AnastasiaStyIes]

Yes, because interspecies suckling is much less weird :s

[MountedDragoon]

Some ancient human decided to try cow milk and then thought it was a good idea to show his tribe, and somehow they didn't think he was some freak. If you did something similar to that now, you'd probably be banned from school playgrounds.

[Martin135869]

Молоко коровы?

[belridetulo]

I drink the man's milk. (Danish Duo)

[daddylongleggs]

Mmm, man milk

[ENiKotulak]

Jeg snakker også dansk!

"Jeg drikker mandens mælk." For those interested.

[prvulovicevaa]

So wait, is it someone's milk (a person owns it) or milk from an animal (an animal made it)?

[Ruth440184]

It is someone else's glass of milk.

[MishaTraverski]

Could be a bucket or bag (Ontario) of milk.

[Beatrice40943]

I would have thought the sentence was referring to a brand- a better version of the question would be which brand of milk do you like?

[Ezequiel724903]

Naughty

[JewishPolyglot]

Just a side question... What are some popular Russian milk brands?

[Notia41289]

"Простоквашино".

[JewishPolyglot]

Спасибо!

[Nuept]

Домик в деревне :D

[Xeniolum]

Весёлый молочник

[Dylan356388]

TELL ME!!

[Angryrocket789]

Чьё молоко ты пьёшь?
Translation is "whose milk are you drinking?"
Then what will be the russian translation for "whose milk do you drink?"
Plz help!

[mightypotatoe]

It would be the same. Russian only has one present tense. You drink, you are drinking, and you do drink could all be translated as ты пьёшь.

[Vimamalila]

That's not milk (from anterior lessons)

[KarinaYeva]

As in cow's/goat's or as in milk that is meant for someone else?

[mightypotatoe]

Could be either. There's no context here

[The9]

Моя молоко

[ya_pidorac]

*Моё молоко

[ali_vevoo]

Very good question but i guess for animals not humans

[sasha.minions]

inappropriate

[sultanxvii]

ROFL YOU GUYS SLAUGHTERED HIM

[CarlAgren]

This isn't necessarily inappropriate sasha.minions. It is entirely possible that the question is referring to who's cup are you drinking from, or who own's the carton of milk you are drinking from. I have used this several times when I was making sure that no one was stealing my milk (I am on a tight budget and I don't want people stealing milk that I payed for).