"You love our daughters."

Translation: Filias nostras amatis.

[ouroboreas]

You guys should use "y'all" instead of "you" for the plural. if that's not traditional enough, use "thou" for the singular

[dscpp]

Yes, there needs to be a distinction between singular and plural second person. Otherwise, it's literally impossible to know if you should use "amas" or "amatis" when translating from English to Latin, like I had to.

[Nick_Pr]

But, like so many languages, you could still be singular but formal in archaic uses.

[MagisterFl1]

You need to either accept the 2nd person singular or plural as correct or start distinguishing between the two in the Latin

[AaronD.2]

Fíliás nostrás amátis.

[Blas_de_Lezo00]

Also Filias nostras amas

[JossDavis]

Surely 'our daughters' is filiae nostrae?!

[Pyryriel]

Make sure to pay attention to the different forms of words, Filiae Nostrae nominative plural, Filias Nostras is accusative plural

[IAmCrazyHope]

Why is amamus wrong? As opposed to amatis

[Blas_de_Lezo00]

amamus = we love

amatis = you (plural) love