"그 귤은 셔요."

Translation: That tangerine is sour.

[kihyun14]

Yall are some snakes, if the translation you give us is satsuma of course I'm going to type satsuma; tangerine WHO???

[sean.mullen]

A satsuma is "a seedless cultivar of tangerine", named after a region in Japan, but it shouldn't be the preferred drop-down translation. 귤 covers mandarin orange, tangerine, and satsuma.

[Ash-Fred]

"satsuma" is no longer a drop-down hint.

[ErnestineO]

Exactly!

[KanKanMikan]

I like to call it Mikan

[RositaMinc]

Love your picture ♥ ( sorry for being out of context :/)

[DecipherXCI]

30/9/17 - Pronunciation of this clip is wrong. The audio is incorrectly saying 서(seo) not 셔 (shyeo).

[the_crait]

The computer-generated audio for most of these are hard to hear.

[Ash-Fred]

Confirmed. Audio disabled.

[D8amx]

still sounds wrong like this in 2019 (edited). It actually sounds like "살아요" to me

[dpatkat]

2019-08-24 now it is a pronunciation lesson, not translation. Whatever it sounded like, it listened and accepted what I said.

[emperor.potato]

I really only know that 귤 means tangerine because of got7

[Sami610230]

Same

[Sami610230]

Sameeeeee.

[joycenyeong]

Jacksonㅠㅠ

[kihyun14]

Where all my satsuma stans at

[hellopeopl431708]

can someone explain to me how 셔요 came from 십나다?

[Jmoore2001]

I used mandarin orange instead of tangerine.

[sim.enoch]

Satsuma was used earlier in this course. Consistency could be improved. Thanks!

[Winteroc]

ㅕ and ㅛ sound very similar here, I can't even tell them apart

[ashali5]

I am NOT understanding how or why these verbs conjugate