"Where can we get the best dumplings?"

Translation: 哪里的饺子最好吃？

[beaudanner]

awkward awkward awkward

[deactivated user]

哪里的?

[StephanusG1]

There's nothing wrong with this English sentence (where can we get the best dumplings), but it doesn't give any hint as to what's expected in Chinese. "Which place has the best dumplings" would at least be a little closer.

[DavidCardo93862]

Or similarly also "What place's dumplings are the best?"

[MsAWhit]

This!

[Elder-Simmons]

Or "Where has the best dumplings"

[braydenpriebe]

Translation is indirect. It should be accepted, but it shouldn't be the shown correct answer. The Chinese sentence is more like, "Where has the best dumpling," completely neglecting the "we get" from the English sentence.

[JustusRobi3]

I agree, the English and Chinese forms differ in their literal meanings more than would be desirable.

[PipuPupi]

Is【哪里有最好吃的饺子？】also an acceptable answer?

[KX3.]

It is colloquial, but not grammatically correct, so yes, although I'd prefer the given answer.

[JeffRadcli]

Awkward

[JustusRobi3]

Note: the Chinese rendering here literally means "Where's [genitiv of where] dumplings the most delicious?"

[fallingleaf_271]

In China! Obviously.

[Yuri104904]

What is wrong with 最好吃的饺子在哪里？

[CharlesE780046]

The Chinese sentence is completely different from the English sentence.

[dkjwong]

Wo de jia

[Elder-Simmons]

我们去哪儿可以买最好吃的饺子?

[Satsu681121]

What is wrong with 我们在哪里可以吃最好的饺子？

[Richi946080]

Very bad

[Alexandre350768]

Why can and get are not translated ? The translation should be " where are the best Dumplings ? " go figure ....