"Your son's nose is pointy and big."

Translation: 你的儿子的鼻子又高又大。

[Cinnamon5230]

This is a valid English translation, but not a good one. A good translation should evoke a feeling similar to the original sentence.

And the Chinese part is not too good either. I haven't seen many people talking about other's noses, not to say describing a nose with 又高又大. Besides, people usually say 鼻子尖 for "nose is pointy", rather than 高. 高 is for 鼻梁 (nose bridge).

[walgen]

you're right, 尖銳 or 尖 would be much more in keeping with "pointy". 高 would be more like high, as in set high in the face. at least, that's my understanding.

[yuxqii._]

dude leave him alone

[AlexSchmid866067]

Don't talk to me or my son ever again

[stupedfatidiot]

Best way to start a conversation with a stranger

[deactivated user]

Why would you need to say this...

[Fiyalka2]

It is supposed to be a compliment. A high nose bridge is considered to be pretty.

[Kentchester12]

你的儿子的鼻子又高又大。
this is the literal translation for this sentence. To omit the first 的 makes more sense in a conversation, though.

[Neha0807]

it does not make sense. it translates to your son's nose is tall and big.

[Fiyalka2]

As Cinnamon5230 has said above, "高鼻子" means "a high nose bridge" (between the eyes). The translation pointy is not correct.

[ShevaKarni]

I think it is high time we were taught to ommit de before family members and people close to us.

[PurpleBurple]

It accepts "你儿子" now :) but you're right..