"Serve comida argentina"

[adamk17]

So clearly there's something weird going on here. What exactly is the best way to translate "serve" since it's doesn't have a subject

[Paulenrique]

It comes from "it serves". (Example: the restaurant (it) serves Mexican food). But "it" was omitted. But it may also be referred to a person, he or she

[vivisaurus]

But "it" should be accepted in the English translation, don't you think?

[Paulenrique]

Sure! I think its the best option once the subject was omitted! A weird english statement..

[vivisaurus]

It is now accepted. :)

[Paulenrique]

Gud!!! :)

[gpriddy]

I graduated from high school in Argentina. People who speak English that live there use "Argentine" as the adjective. However, here it was not accepted!

[ketoacidosis]

"Serve comida argentina" One of the suggested correct answers is "We serve Argentinian food," I don't think "we" should be correct because of the translation of "servir," right?

[Paulenrique]

Yes. Then it is "servimos comida argentina"

[ketoacidosis]

Just making sure, obrigado!