"Does it love to drink milk?"

Translation: 它爱不爱喝牛奶？

[annadevoogel]

Is it me or does the 爱不爱 sound off?

[RaelCappra]

I thought the same, at least regarding the male voice.

[cazort]

I have a question, because I noticed that both "爱不爱" and "爱...吗" are accepted...are these totally equivalent or interchangeable? Or is there any difference in connotation or usage?

[tarnak]

Both are ways of asking questions. Some small differences:: Therst form is limited in that it can only ask yes/no questions. Using the second form can be a tiny bit more suggestive.

[bnbnb2]

little different, 爱不爱 = love or not love _~

[OhLordAmen]

No, ma is basically a "?".

[rrleith817]

"ma" makes a question into a yes or no question. By your logic, you would be able to add "ma" onto a question like "Where is your cat?" but that wouldn't make any sense.

[norakmalhakim]

Is 'ai' the right word to use here?

[jbs1415]

Why is it rejecting: 它爱喝牛奶吗 ?

[amyhasnolife]

is "他爱喝牛奶吗" acceotable?

[wQSoxFsc]

Yup.

[max.a.wang]

I don't think so.

[Aliona718665]

No any sense in chinese variant, Chinese never say lime this, it is machine translation

[butisitbeautiful]

Which one is machine translation? Ai+ma or ai+bu+ai?

[badwolfnorth]

“它喜欢喝牛奶吗？”

Should be accepted as one of the hints for "love" is "喜欢". Plus "喜欢" would be a more colloquial translation. People don't say "爱" much in Chinese in my experience.

[AtomZ2]

它爱喝牛奶吗 was not accepted. There's no way to know an 爱不爱 form is expected. This is so dumb...

[RobinThor]

The English is unnatural. More natural would be "Does it like to drink milk?"

[theking360054]

why the ❤❤❤❤ is there a "不“ in there?????/

[o-chefe]

You can use the same verb twice around a 不 to turn the sentence into a question, 是不是，爱不爱, etc.

[DanielleHassall]

I dont think the characters were available

[RyanNolan20]

Why no 吗 at the end of this sentence?

[incazelo]

strange