"Máme rádi zvířata."

Translation: We like animals.

[Translingual]

Er... In the food section?

[Evgeny040187]

We like (to eat) animals. It is possible to say so.

[butterfly604479]

If "we" happen to be women, can we not say "Máme rády zvířata". I think that rádi is assuming male animate - is that right? Otherwise I'm very confused about conjugation of mit rád.

[VladaFu]

"Máme rády zvířata" is accepted.

[butterfly604479]

It told me I was wrong. I'm just happy that I wasn't!

[Vixg]

I'm a bit confused here because of "rádi", I'd like to see the conjugation of the present form for "mít rád" but I can find just the followings:

https://cs.wiktionary.org/wiki/r%C3%A1d#%C4%8De%C5%A1tina

https://cs.wiktionary.org/wiki/m%C3%ADt_r%C3%A1d

[VladaFu]

Because rád is an adjective in the short (nominative) form with an adverbial meaning. See it separately https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/r%C3%A1d#Declension It is the same table as you linked in your first link but with description in English.

[Phil_Grey]

"We love animals" is a possible translation?

[VladaFu]

It seems to be too strong, although the correspondence between English and Czech is not exactly 1:1. It is currently not accepted.

[pma4w89A]

Studying the declensions. Is this right? Mam te rad? I love you?