"Cena nostra mihi placet."

Translation: I like our dinner.

[ZelieZazou]

In French, the last meal eaten by Jesus, the Last Supper, is often refered to as "la Cène". The term comes directly from Latin, obviously.

[PERCE_NEIGE]

I think it's the same in other Romance langage, la cena, and la Cena in Spanish.
But only "la Cène" in French.

[lescouleurs]

In Brazilian Portuguese, we say "A Última Ceia" or "A Santa Ceia".

[guizai2001]

yup, same with portuguese and spanish. in portuguese its a meal done after the usual time for dinner, and for spanish, im pretty sure is just dinner

[yasmine_y]

Phew. Thank god it's not "Our dinner pleases me", I can't stand that sentence, it sounds awful.

[DavidBetz]

I'm with you. I was rather impressed by the translation it wanted.

[FrankKool]

That was exactly my initial answer. But I agree that it sounds artificial.

[PERCE_NEIGE]

They included this sentence to allow us to understand the Latin construction of the sentence. So, it's a very useful sentence. Not a wonderfully well-turned sentence, but useful to teach.

I'm glad they included it.

[massimiliano6274]

"La cena nostra mi piace" in Italian.

[ash894492]

why not "enjoy" instead of "like"? different verb?

[kai247906]

Im pleased by our dinner, why is this wrong