"그 아이는 사라져요."
Translation:That child disappears.
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It begs the question: can 어두워요 be used to mean "dark" in this sense too? If not, how would you translate that?
That's four sentences in a row now that if any one said to me I'd have to call the police... Duo, please stop.
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at 2am in korea you can still find under 5 year olds playing in the playground... I'm not kidding
I remember seeing 8 to 10 year old kids walking around at midnight when I lived in Korea. Their neighborhoods are just generally really safe.
사라지다 • (sarajida) (infinitive 사라져 or 사라지어, sequential 사라지니) to vanish; to disappear
This is a threat isn't it? I promise I'll make my streak Duo! Please don't kidnap my family!
"The child disappears." is currently accepted. "그" may also mean the.
Because ㄱ means that. Doesnt really change the meaning much in this sentance, but you should catch the "that". Because it will matter in other circumstances, and if they let it go, you'll form a bad habit of not catching ㄱ.
Can be. But, by Korean rules it used to emphasize reference to child who is not around...somewhat impersonal.
i made a mistake while writing disappears n duo didn't accept it while other times it does accept my answers with mistakes... wat is dis?!
What is the infinitive form of "사라져요". Could you tell me please? Thanks in advance.
