"אני אוהב סוסים ואני גם אוהב חתולים."

Translation: I love horses and I also love cats.

[zion11dotcom]

ani ohev susim v-ani gam ohev khatulim

[Olehadash]

"like" should be accepted, too

[Janis559500]

Like is fine. It is accepted as well.

[Patrick4Hebrew2]

I mixed like and love in the same sentence. As they are synonyms shouldn't ik be ok to do that, without loosing correctness?
"I like horses and I also love cats."

[Janis559500]

Just from an English perspective, I wouldn't mix them when you're translating from a language that has only one word for both English meanings. In English love is considerably stronger than like. If I read your sentence without the Hebrew context I would think you meant to say "I like horses (they're okay), but I really love cats."

[JStamperdahl]

I don't understand why אני אוהב סוסים וגם אני אוהב חטולים is wrong.

[Larry824711]

"חתולים".

[Leananseidhe]

because גם must stand just before the word to which it refers.
phrase וגם אני אוהב חטולים can be part of הוא אוהב חתולים וגם אני אוהב חתולים

[HTIKVA]

I love horses, and also I love cats, it should count as correct, because it is correct.

[Pandastruck]

This sentence probably doesn't refer to Cats (2019), because nobody liked that

[AnCatDubh]

You’re welcome.

[Mabel544786]

would this also be a correct translation: "I like both horses and cats" ?

[TeribleT]

I'm learning Hebrew but there's a word for "both" and it's not in the sentence to be translated. (The word is in the course however).
שניהם = both of them/
one version of it.