最 structure

The most common way to form a superlative (best, worst, biggest, smallest, etc.) in Chinese is to use 最 (zuì) before an adjective. The structure is 最 + Adjective. For example, 

• 这种茶最好喝。
  
• 这种冰淇凌最好吃。

Occasionally you'll also see a 了 (le) added after the adjective. This simply adds emphasis to the "-est."  The structure is 最 + Adjective (+ 了). For example,

• 这种果汁最好喝了。
• 王菲的歌最好听了。

最 (zuì) can also come before psychological verbs, to express what one "most likes," "most hates," etc. It won't make sense if you try to use 最 (zuì) with non-psychological verbs, though.The structure is 最 + [Psychological Verb] (+ 了). For example,

• 他最喜欢看书了。
• 她最讨厌抽烟的人了。
• 他最想去日本了。
• 我最怕蛇。

Please translate the following sentences:

1. My mother is the youngest.
2. His girlfriend is the most beautiful.
3. I am the fastest.
4. She is the most serious student.
5. He is the richest.

Please fill in the blanks:

我最喜欢___________________。

我最不喜欢___________________。

我最讨厌___________________。

我最想去___________________。

我最怕___________________。