"Dogs are clever."

Translation: 개는 영리합니다.

[UsamaBinMamun]

What's the difference between 영리합니다 and 똑똑합니다 ?
I mean, I think being smart and being clever is sort of the same thing. Isn't it?

[RakuEn6]

Yeah they speak in Korean, dance and sing

[Lillitu]

Wouldn't it be 게들? Because it says "The dogs" so it's plural?

[Druckles]

General sentences about things generally don't use the (optional) plural marker.

[t0Sh5]

게들 is crabs :) but to answer your question it is commonly omitted. unless you want to emphasise a certain amount

[assssss161]

I was thinking the same thing

[sweetlighthouse]

There is a 개는 instead of 개가

[Fizahid]

How is it pronounced? I always hear yeongliamnida or yeongmiamnida but in the written form it is yeongriamnida

[mhin1]

영리합니다 is romanized as "yeong-ri-ham-ni-da". But ㅎ is almost silent when between two vowels.

Other ㅎ changes:

• When ㄱ,ㄷ,ㅂ, and ㅈare located before or after ㅎ, the consonant becomes aspirated: ㅋ,ㅌ,ㅍ, and ㅊ.

• ㅎ + ㅅ =ㅆ

• ㅅ + ㅎ = ㅌ

[Moeeza12]

When do you use 까?

[muanui]

When you make the question " are the dogs clever?

[jxnalys]

까 is used for posing a question

[SyneryMony]

Is ㄹ silent in 영리합니다?
Is ㄹ always silent after ㅇ?