"Gatos não comem bananas."

Translation: Cats do not eat bananas.

[Danikalifornia]

Meu gato gosta de comer bananas!

[Paulenrique]

=) hehehe

[PALewis88]

Meu gato também

[PaulRobert6]

This sentence is adorable.

[jerooomeoh]

Os gatos comem ratos

[dantemn]

I'm not sure whether in portuguese it is said "Gatos comem..." or "Os gatos comem..."

[Paulenrique]

Both seems correct, but as it is a defining/explaning something, we usually dont use the definite article to start the sentence.

[ContrialDa]

What about: Gatas nao comem bananas. Is this correct?

[Paulenrique]

Also right. But as this sentence is used in general sense (both male and female cats), the masculine form should be used.

[ArthursRan1]

Gatos comem bananas!!!

[Becky76307]

Why does "bananas" have to be plural in Portuguese in this instance? In many previous items, the English sentence used the plural since that is the way it is said in English. However, in Portuguese, it has been more common to use the singular. For example: "He doesn't eat bananas." translated to "Ele não come banana."