Indicate more than one?


I want to say "I love my cats," but I don't know how to convey more than one.

I've come up with 「私は私の猫大好きです」but I don't know what to do to indicate I have
more than one cat.




Firstly, 私の猫 **が** 大好きです is better. No need for the first 私.(Although not a
mistake)

In Japanese plural isn't as simple as in English.  
If the fact that you have more than one is something you REALLY want the other
person to know, then best way would probably be to just come out and say how
many cats you have in the following sentence, or in the same sentence(which
would make it a little bit long and complicated for your current level).

> 猫3匹も飼っていて、皆好きです。(I have 3 cats and I love them all)  
>  私の猫が好きです。3匹も飼っています。




Firstly, 私の猫 **が** 大好きです is better. No need for the first 私.(Although not a
mistake)

In Japanese plural isn't as simple as in English.  
If the fact that you have more than one is something you REALLY want the other
person to know, then best way would probably be to just come out and say how
many cats you have in the following sentence, or in the same sentence(which
would make it a little bit long and complicated for your current level).

> 猫3匹も飼っていて、皆好きです。(I have 3 cats and I love them all)  
>  私の猫が好きです。3匹も飼っています。

