"Lubimy mleko i ciasteczka."

Translation: We like milk and cookies.

[EdoardoDel908664]

Why lubimy and not lubi? Thank you in advance for the answer

[Jellei]

"lubimy" = (we) like

"lubi" = (he/she/it) likes

[Alex233783]

When would "My" be appropriate?

[eledhrim]

you mean the full sentence of: "My lubimy mleko i ciasteczka"? it is correct, though we often tend to skip the personal pronoun (e.g. my, ty, ja) in such sentence as you can tell which person it is about just by looking at the form of verb (basically, all about conjugation)

[alexdoyle1]

Thank you, very helpful!

[Yola448704]

lubimy - we like
chcemy - we want
myślimy - we think
śpiewamy - we sing

Lubimy mleko i ciastka - We like milk and cookies

[alexdoyle1]

Very helpful indeed.

[Werwulfich]

I try to learn both of languages here. Trust me it is halpfull . It economy your time. You not atract to your native. Jast imagin situacion where you incedently apiared in random country.

[RikkyG6T]

Why does this not accept "Lubimy mleko i ciastka"? Isnt this more appropriate way of saying "Lubimy mleko i ciasteczka"??

[JerryMcCarthy99]

"Ciastka" is certainly accepted elsewhere, as an alternative to "ciasteczka"... Any chance you made an error somewhere else in the sentence?

[Nikolay469838]

Wy did it not accept "love" instead of "like"?

[JerryMcCarthy99]

In English "love" tends to be a much stronger emotion than "like", and Polish has separate words too.

"Lubić" = "to like"; "kochać" and "uwielbiać" = "to love".

[Ptrwbr]

I can use & in some but not in others. I was right.

[Jellei]

We didn't put "&" explicitly in any answer, but some time ago Duolingo started accepting it automatically for "and". From what I see, it should work here.