"수프에 후추가 있어요."

Translation: There is pepper in the soup.

[MarkSantol]

후추 is ground pepper, wheras 고추 is pepper the vegetable (and also slang for penis)

[moatxt]

Noted ;)

[John19delta]

Gives new meaning to..... that's one hot 고추.....

[Wi-Hotorene]

Is Pepper "huchu" because that's the sound you make from smelling it?

[liana.rouskorus]

Cpuld you also say "후추가 스프에 있어요"?

[Jimmy267589]

I was wondering the same thing - I answered an earlier question like this and got it right. Not sure if that means it actually is right, though...

[meridefix]

I was wondering about that too... also if both are okay then how would you say "there is soup in the pepper"? haha

[omniduo]

수프가 후추에 있어요.

후추에 수프가 있어요.

[NickeL9740]

You are really a language master w(ﾟДﾟ)w

[RuizAPR]

Yes, you can say this; the nice thing about languages with cases or case particles is that they are extremely flexible with sentence structure.

[Mariam675031]

In the soup is pepper? Is this translation wrong or is it just no proper English?

[JosephChan847468]

The grammar is different in korean

[UsamaBinMamun]

It would be correct if you say, "In the soup, there is pepper." I guess.

[wackadoo1]

How would you say "There is pepper soup"

[Tododekugi]

(거기에/저기에) 후추 수프가 있어요.

[T._S.]

the soup is called "scaring white people" soup

[RuizAPR]

Lol. Like, Yes, Karen. It's called SEASONING