"Chúng tôi cần những phản hồi từ các bạn."

Translation: We need feedback from you.

[LostinVN]

Why is we need your feedback not acceptable. It sounds more natural in English to me.

[Oshidonimlop]

It really does sound more natural. I suggested it.

[Chris-Owen]

Because the question is "feedback from you".

[YorrickBak]

Exactly as Chris said, the tu in the senetence indicates from thus although more natural it isnt the right translation

[jat1taap3wu4tou4]

i have no idea why use nhung as phan hoi is an uncountable noun

[AnCatDubh]

From Chinese 返回 ‘return, go back’

• Mandarin: fǎnhuí
• Cantonese: fāan wùih, fáan wùih

[WillBHere]

Couldn't "các bạn" be translated as "friends?"

[kangyao1]

why need "những" before "phản hồi"? why "từ các bạn" but not "của các bạn"? This sentence sounds like an English. Do Vietnamese say in that way?

[SheTuti]

Because it is like the vietnamese sentence goes... feedback as a singular-only noun is quite unlucky in this example. So your (sg. you) feedback would be phản hồi của bạn vs your (pl. you all) feedback (one from each) những phản hồi của các bạn.