"你的父母很关心你。"
Translation:Your parents care about you.
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more often than not, hen is just a meaningless filler word, without it the sentence doesn't sound native.
If you really want to express 'care a lot', I would use 非常关心.
Although I don't disagree I take issue with really/very not being an acceptable translation.
I agree with beaudannar. It also feels more natural to say "Your parents really care about you" than "your parents care about you".
"很" means "very" here because it precedes a verb. However, "Your parents very care for you." is bad English, so a translation like "Your parents care for you a lot." needs to be used.
Your parents really care about you. is an acceptable translation. It doesn't change the meaning of the sentence and you are inconsistent when you are translating the word 很 or just allowing it to be a filler.
"Your parents really about you" was rejected! If the sentence has 很, it should have really or very!
