"박물관에서 등산합시다."

Translation: Let's go hiking in the museum.

[NamiMain]

Wtf??????

[hazlebee]

Yet another weird sentence.

[LiKenun]

It could be some huge outdoors historical site turned into a museum.

[haidarahhusain]

I do not know, it's just a sentence or it has some (hidden) meaning. Is here any Korean could explain it?

[ElKramero]

Well the national museum of korea in seoul has some beautiful gardens surrounding it. Maybe someone would consider walking there hiking?

[Scourcity]

Although there are outdoor museums, no one says let's hike in the museum. It is an uncommon sentence.

[Dinobun]

Why is "Let's hike in the museum," wrong?

[Maypurin]

If it was "in" the museum it would be 안에서 :) the 안 means inside

[Rsoconnor14]

That word is used for objects, such as a bag. Not sure if they're interchangeable.

[Vilde-Tomine]

I think it's maybe because you didn't add the 'go' to 'let's go' and also cuz you didn't bend the word hike to hiking :p

[MattyGridley]

So weirdly unnatural

[noidios]

My father in law is korean and i remember him usingthe word hike when i would have used the word walk, took me awhile to understand what he ment, might be a similar translation error.

[shimanni]

It's probably just another weird sentence. The hanja for 등산 is 登山, which literally means mountain climbing.

[Swauger]

I love these sentences.

[akira300]

Duolingo is really killing my word prediction...

[Brendanm95]

Weird sentences

[EdPoor]

There are some museums which are so large that it would be quite a "hike" to visit all their exhibits. But in American English hiking has an outdoors connotation.

[Valencia25174]

There are outdoor museums lol

[sakuyaluigi]

But why?

[conniestar16]

Must be an outdoor museum.

[angelika1102]

What the...

[spaceman530]

i have so many questions

[haidarahhusain]

I don't see any ...

[JVLS23]

I call dibs on climbing the dinosaur then

[Matheus_Mulling]

Vamos escalar o museu...!!!!!!?wtf

[aristawong]

It makes no sense