"Đứa trẻ thích uống sữa Hà Lan."

Translation: The child likes to drink Dutch milk.

[ByronneKam]

How can we know if it is child(singular) or children(plural)?
There was a similar case in this lesson, where "indians" was "người ấn độ" instead of "những người ấn độ"

Can someone please clear my doubt? :)

[ALucyPhan]

"Đứa trẻ" = child
"Những đứa trẻ" = children. Hope you enjoy with that.

[_The_Undertaker_]

Dutch Lady.

[JanekKenti]

I put "likes drinking". Should've been accepted in my opinion.

[Farid955839]

Needs 'đang' then

[ruairidhmac]

nah, "đang" is for the present continuous (or 'progressive') tense - an action that is currently in the process of happening. it always uses the form '-ing'.

however the form '-ing' isn't only used for that tense. it is also used in a form that is basically equivalent to the infinitive: "likes drinking" is essentially the same as "likes to drink". so the original poster is right, it should be accepted as equivalent

[fy80kyra]

đứa trẻ tên Dũng à =))

[Lazuli_Love]

What is this dutch milk?

[UyenDuong16]

Maybe you don't know, The child'VN like " Dutch girl" - it is a brand. Haha