多 (duō) – More / do more of (used to encourage more of an action)
The Chinese sentence is: 儿子 多 喝牛奶 Érzi duō hē niúnǎi 👉 Son, drink more milk. Breakdown: 儿子 (érzi) – Son 多 (duō) – More / do more of (used to encourage more of an action) 喝牛奶 (hē niúnǎi) – Drink milk 喝 (hē) – To drink 牛奶 (niúnǎi) – Milk (literally "cow milk") 💡 This is a common imperative sentence (a command or suggestion) used in everyday Mandarin. The structure is: [Person] + 多 + [verb + object] ✅ Example: 妈妈，多吃菜！ Māma, duō chī cài! → Mom, eat more vegetables! Great for encouraging healthy habits in Chinese! 🥛