Very confusing as 很漂亮 means very pretty and 漂亮 pretty. Both are available as answers and the wrong one was chosen as the correct answer

My chinese teacher said that 你们的猫很漂亮 is wrong and is translated to your cat is very pretty I have been taking chinese for about 4 years know and I can tell you from experience that the correct answer is 你们的猫漂亮.

The word "Very" is not there, so I did not put it in. The answer should not include 'very' in my opinion.

Throwing my hat in the ring: in China you would always say "hen3" in a situation like this. Its more of a sentence flow thing, than a grammatical thing from what I understand. I lived there for a year and the natural flow would be to include "hen3" in my experience.

That said, the literal translation would still be "Your cat is very pretty."

Is this a euphemism?（￣～￣）

From earlier notes on Duolingo: When we want to say that something is something, we use the word 是 shì, which is the verb “to be”. This is only when talking about two nouns or a pronoun and a noun. Remember to use 很 hěn when describing what something is like using an adjective.

When we want to describe something we don’t use the verb “to be”, we have to put something else before an adjective. The most common word used to do this is 很 hěn, which literally means very. It goes between the subject (who or what we are describing) and the adjective (what we are describing it as). Since 很 is used so often like this, it oftentimes doesn’t mean “very”, just a link between a noun and an adjective.

Isn't 很 means very? Why I answered without 很 and I got failed?

你的 your 我的 my 他的 his 她 her what I learned . . . am I wrong

Well, with ni men, that just shows that there's not just one owner of the cat. There may be more owners. :-)The Chinese language is quite specific.

Why is it 你们 but it's only "you"? Is it a formal thing or just selective.

What's the difference between m？美丽 and 票亮？

Don't really need 们, as it isn't specified if we're talking to more than one person..

With or without "很" should be counted; both are grammatically correct.

Why is it 你们的? Shouldn't it be 你的 because it is not "Our cat is pretty"?

It should be 票漂 only not 很 票漂 as it will be mean very beautiful and the sentence say beautiful only

I think it would be better if you also have the option of traditional chinese not only simplified

Is it just me, or does the audio for 漂 (piào) sound like "piāo"? I also noticed that 夫 (fū) sounded sounded like "fú" in a previous lesson. Is it an error?