"저는 아침에 밥을 먹어요."
Translation:I eat rice in the morning.
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Probably referred to it as "a time of day when you eat breakfast" rather than "a noun breakfast which is a first meal in a day". It's my rationalisation.
I've got exactly the same question. I will try to find the correct answer to this.
It's not technically incorrect I'm pretty sure, but it wants you to translate 아침 as 'breakfast' in this particular lesson.
It still doesn't..i wrote ' i eat rice in breakfast' and it was incorrect
This can just mean "I eat breakfast," right? In my experience, Korean people will say "밥을 먹었어?" and this will mean "Have you eaten?"
밥 먹었어? Is used as a way to ask How are you? In Korea. (Because if you have eaten well, you are healthy and fine lol). So it means "Have you eaten?" but it literally translates to "Have you eaten rice?" Because 밥 does mean rice and it's the main staple food in Korea and most parts of Asia and is still considered as a proper meal. So even though they haven't had rice, they still have eaten food so they will reply yes. I hope it wasn't confusing...
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Then you have missed 'rice' as part of the sentence. Here we are talking about what is eatwn for breakfast.
I think 에 refers to "at" in regards to place and time, just like in English. So you're saying I eat rice (at morning time), essentially. Whereas (으)로 means to/up to/with, etc.
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong.
"I ate rice for breakfast" is wrong?? Why? People explain. I feel it should be accepted
