"My daughter eats pasta."

Translation: Mi hija come pasta.

[zacharles]

Why not "mija"?

[Luis]

That's more used as an expression when referring to your daughter.

[mariemoore2]

Still confused on why not mija

[jdlillyiii]

I'm pretty sure "mija" is improper, vs "mi hija", like "whatcha doin?" rather than "what are you doing?"

[yojharobed]

Every time I say 'hija' I feel like a donkey.

[jeremypalm7]

What if she has a glueten allergy?

[SpanishWhiz]

Can't say that I blame her!

[ecoffin]

Why not "mi hija tome pasta?"