"Czyi rodzice jedzą kolację?"

Translation: Whose parents are eating dinner?

[Jakub423075]

How would you ask whose family is eating dinner?

[immery]

Czyja rodzina je obiad/kolację?

Both sentences feel unnatural to me.

[Timiren]

Why it can't be "are eating?"

[Jellei]

Yeah, "are eating" makes a lot more sense, it will be the default now.

[johnesh1]

It should be. "Whose parents eat dinner?" is a very unnatural sentence of English. "Whose parents are eating dinner?" would be much better. Unless it is actually meant to imply habituality, as in, do they ever eat dinner, but I'm pretty sure it's not, as I don't think we've learned that yet.

[Tobias966329]

I typed "parants" instead of "parents". It should count as a typo

[Jellei]

We don't have the power over what typos get accepted and what typos get rejected.

[Tobias966329]

Oh i see. Thanks, anyway.

[BorisMiede]

Whose parents are dinning?

[Jellei]

'dining', with one n. OK, added.

[AlanGair]

As the adverb 'eating' is used, i disagree. If it was 'having dinner' then ok.

[davide.adami91]

Kolacja is too similiar to the italian word "colazione" which is, instead, śniadanie in polish... I always get wrong when this word is around ahahah

[laureyna1]

Kogo rodzice jedza kolacje

[johnesh1]

That's definitely wrong, that would mean "Whom parents eating dinner"

[Jellei]

Yes and... yes, and... no.

Many natives use "kogo" instead of a form of "czyj". But it is still considered a mistake and we absolutely do not accept it.