"I also eat noodles."

Translation: 我也吃面。

[zacharylumley]

I learned this as "面条" (miàntiáo). Which is more common?

[Keith_APP]

Both are used, and which one is more common depends on the area. Probably "面" is more universal. Some places just don't make noodles in strips. I wonder if they can be called "面条" noodle strips.

[sern98]

Probably can be.

[dariutu]

I like chinese!

[feklee]

It would be very helpful if the app pronounces the correct sentence. Where can I request this feature?

[Linda472057]

When you go to the discussion section (here), you find the sentence written above and you can click on it to hear it! I always come here to hear the entire sentence

[The_Viola_Girl]

What's the pinyin? The answer doesn't show it.

[Jasmine127716]

Wǒ yě chī miàn

[CCI6jY]

What about 食? Is it used to mean to eat?

[Annaisme.-.]

Yes

[CamilleHaw3]

Im more confused as to why this one has only Chī whereas the other ones had "Fan" before

[Sayi_]

Chī means to eat, and fàn is rice, so chī fàn is to eat rice. Here, we're eating noodles, so it's chī miàn, because miàn is noodles

[Pancakemas9]

I didnt put a period and it counted it wrong