"你早上喜欢吃粥吗？"

Translation: Do you like to eat porridge in the morning?

[yaboykev]

There are too many translations for 粥，it could also be rice porridge, congee, jook, even risotto.

[MistyCheddar]

Yes it normally means congee.

[PeaceJoyPancakes]

"Zhou" is currently accepted for the English. (I entered "Do you like to eat zhou in the morning?")

[alanxoc3]

Shouldn't it be 喝 rather than 吃? It does it not matter that much?

[KX3.]

Depends on where you are. Apparently in the north it's 喝 while elsewhere it's 吃, so both should be accepted.

[Sharleen906961]

I agree. It's supposed to be 喝粥.

[Tim728458]

Absolute. Porridge is something you drink in China. Not eat.

[hippietrail]

This should accept "like to eat", "like eating", and "enjoy eating".

[KX3.]

"like to eat" is accepted now.

[yaboykev]

There are too many translations of 粥, it could be rice porridge, jook, congee, even possibly risotto.

[Slade366]

I've never heard of this food before

[KX3.]

You have to try it！

[billjross]

Do you like to eat porridge in the mornings

should it be accepted?

[Gabrielle145359]

Yes, although to my ear that sounds like you are talking about particular mornings in a context that has already been established.

[hippietrail]

Should this attempt be acceptable? Do you like to eat rice porridge for breakfast?