"My daughter eats pasta."

Translation: Meine Tochter isst Nudeln.

[WrecksKing]

Why meine instead of mein? I thought meine was for plural things

[DocMoya]

As far as i understand, meine is used for plural and feminine whereas mein is used for masculine and nueter. So in this case since we are referring to die Tochter we use the feminine meine

[okplo]

Essen=wir
Isst=du/sie/er
Esse=ich

[Siddhartha_90]

"Teigwaren" isn't correct?

[myra]

Nudeln is a better translation of pasta. "Teigwaren" roughly translates to "dough/wheat products" and is less common in conversation. This might be one of those times to ignore the aggregate online dictionary ;)

[Siddhartha_90]

Ahh gotcha!

[Courois1.]

Isst, essen? Whats da diff!?

[ClaudiaVeg16]

Isst goes for: Du, Er, Sie and Es.
Essen goes for: Wir, Sie.
You see? The person indicates you which is the correct ending for the verbs.

[Matt627055]

du, er, sie, and es should be lower case, this will make certain that sie feminine and Sie plural are not mixed up.