"Do you like fruit?"
Translation:Ti piace la frutta?
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I'm italian
"do you like fruit?" can be translated:
1) "ti piace la frutta?" - 2) "a te piace la frutta?"
3) "Le piace la frutta?" - 4) "a Lei piace la frutta?"
5) "vi piace la frutta?" - 6) "a voi piace la frutta?"
I think you shouldn't have the article. I put "Le piace frutta" and was marked correct.
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I put "ti piace frutta," and it marked it incorrect. Why? Wouldn't saying "ti piace la frutta" be more like saying "do you like the fruit?"
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"Le piace la frutta" was given as the corrected answer after I typed in an incorrect answer. 11/18/2017
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The Duo answer above is not using the formal "you." Isn't that the exercise? I am confused. ManuCassanello, it is not "La piace la frutta" because the odd verb, "piacere," as it is used makes the "you" in the sentence the indirect object. The direct object would be "La." The indirect object is "Le." The more literal translation would be "Is the fruit pleasing to you."
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In another question DL asks you to write the english translation of 'A Lei piace la frutta' which of course is, 'Do you like fruit', and which is an acceptible answer to this question as well
