"你的狗太可爱了！"

Translation: Your dog is so cute!

[AliC14]

Could "your dog is very cute" also be correct?

[Dennis385858]

I agree with you, it should. But then again this is beta. Still it would be nice if someone working on it gives a reply.

[PianistKevin]

I'd say 太refers to more of "too much", whereas 很refers to very

[MauroEzequ6]

很isn't very, just connects. 非常，太Adj 了, 真, are intensifiers. I was told by my Chinese friends, that they don't strictly mean something positive like very or negative like too.

[DaweiLi5]

Thank you. I was to ask about the purpose of "le" here.

[FJSoekahar]

In another XP, 太 is translated to be very. But was rejected here.

[OliviaGrac8]

I agree

[zhouhuanyue]

It's not the same

[RohanSoni8]

Why is there 了 (le) here?

[Synerrox]

Someone said that 太 requires 了
So: 太 [adjective] 了

[InsideMan]

I don't know the answer, but it looks like a marker for emphasis in this case.

[BronwynRic1]

I put 'your dog is too cute'…acceptable way of saying it is really cute in Australian colloquial. I think this is colloquial Chinese so i feel it is an ok way to translate it…any comments?

[nzviovich]

Could "your dog is very cute" be right

[Dejo]

I got "really cute" wrong, although in my opinion they are synonymous.

[surfsup111]

Shouldn't "Your dog is very cute" be accepted also?

[laurawhnijssen]

Three questions ago i translated 太。。了 as 'so' and it was corrected to 'very', i lost a heart. Now I wrote very and it was corrected to so, lost another heart ._.

[BZH1423]

*it was corrected too, so

The way you wrote it made it sound like Duo autocorrected the word "very" and it became the word "so."

[Hsn626796]

Lool

[sara897126]

With le, shouldn't be in the past? Your dog was extremely cute.

[BronwynRic1]

Le is not entirely about past tense or finished tense…i don't fully understand it but in this circumstance the answer to your question is 'no'.

[KatherineSakurai]

So 太 can also mean "so" as well as "very"?

[zhouhuanyue]

Nah, very is 很
太。。。了 means so (like "so cute") or too ("too cute")

[Hsn626796]

What's the difference & when to use

很 非常 太...了 ?

[TarGrrrl]

可爱 is literally "lovable". Tried that, got the "you used the wrong word" response. Reported as should have been accepted.

[salihua]

American English... your dog is TOO cute. Yep, we say that. It may be a shortened version of too cute for words, but now it is just for emphasis.