"我不喜欢吃面条。"

Translation: I don't like to eat noodles.

[DidiWeidmann]

This sentence is wrong. I like noodles very much ...

[Tatonka71]

I thought 面 by itself meant noodles? What is 条 doing here?

[bennettoft]

I think someone else mentioned somewhere else that 面 by itself can have several meanings, one is flour. 面条 Is explicitly noodles, however on a menu 条 can be omitted in dish names like 牛肉面 because its taken for granted they're not going to serve you beef and flour.

[vYxR8]

面 is for "flour". Though 面条 literaly means "flour stripes"

[Jaz_Peter]

Then why haven't Duolingo done that in the early lesson to avoid confusion in later lessons?

[tabthesciencebab]

Many phrases in 中文 are composed of 2 characters that essentially mean the same thing. Sometimes it has to do with the cadence (as i understand it)

[Lomochibi]

It's a more explicit way of saying noodles, as 面 by itself has several other meanings too.

[OsoGegenHest]

It's kind of as if it were "pasta" or "pasta strings".

[tanmanrico]

You're missing out...

[doge157700]

為什麼？ ；0

[simontablazon]

Noodles are the best!!

[Bill496592]

Chinese ppl would probably never say this. Rather they will say 好吃!

[Saruulbuyan24]

Does anyone else release the improved audio quality?

[jvitti624]

Is there any reason why "I do not enjoy eating noodles" should be rejected as a translation?

[KZhangx]

Impossible

[DogProblems]

什么?_?

[FacuMoncri]

Like + to infinitive = disgusting Indian English
Like + ing form = standard English