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The man is not popular... *wrong the right answer is the man is not stylish.... Very confusing
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Am I correct if I say 멋있습니다 is "mush-is-nida" and 멋없습니다 is "mudh-obs-nida"?
For 멋있습니다, it would be "mush-is-sum-ni-da" and for 멋없습니다 "mudh-obs-sum-ni-da. ㅂ makes a very soft b sound so its prounounced more like an m. Like in 감사합니다 (thank you). I dont think it applies to all words though like 방탄 (bulletproof).
Why is it "mudh-obs-sum-ni-da" if the character is written 멋 없 ... It looks like "mus-obs"
When ㅅ is at the end of the bracket things or "blocks" (sorry i don't know what they're called) it then sounds like a "T"
You are correct. However, when a consonant is followed by ㅇ, as we see with 멋없습니다, the consonant would take the place of ㅇ and the ㅅ will be pronounced as you originally would (as an 's') like so:
머섮습니다 (Meoseobseumnida)
멋있슴니다 is pronounced as "meot-it-seum-ni-da" and 멋없슴니다 is pronounced as "meot-eob-seum-ni-da". If you're still confused listen to the recording for the word or look up the pronunciation online :)
Safibta , The first one goes 'mush-is-simmida' The second one goes 'mudh-obs-simmida' I know the spelling says '-nida' but if you listen closely the pronunciation and ultimately the sound comes to '-mmida' . Saying '-nida' will make it difficult to say. Try '-mmida' and see how it goes.
No. You have to make sure to pronounce the ㅂ symbol. Its more like "mush-ee-sum-nida" and the second more like "mush-op-sum-nida".
Earlier in the lesson 멋있습니다 is taught as 'awesome' so this is a bit misleading.
멋 = To be awesome, to be cool 있습니다 = It is (has) 없습니다 = It isn't (does not have) It might be hard if they didn't teach you though..
I keep hearing "mat" - 맛 when it is written "mot"- 멋. Can someone explain this? Is it a mistake? I only hear it when it is about people. The other things like food it wrote and it sounded likemail mat-맛. Which means flavour
This is finally starting to click for me!
(subject)(description)없습니다 = (sub) is not/is lacking (description).
(sub)(description)있습니다 = (sub) is/has/exhibits (description).
Because
(sub)(vrb)습니다 = (sub) is/is doing (vrb)
없 = not/without/lack
있 = affirmative/includes/having
Put it all together:
(sub) (description) 없습니다 = The book is without interest/not interesting/lacks excitement = 책이재미없습니다
(sub)(description) 있습니다 = The woman has taste/is stylish/is fashionable/is cool = 여자이멋이있습니다
This whole time the language instruction developers have been teaching us extremely basic sentence structure, not pop-culture philosophy. So, yeah...
...Thanks! 고맙습니다!
it sounds more like "matobsumnida" (not tasty) than "meotobsumnida" (not cool)
가수는 - Singer 멋없습니다 - It's not cool.
So, together it becomes -
가수는 멋없습니다 - The singer is not cool.
You have the change the particles in think, search about that and you'll understand a lot, isn't difficult
Depends of the particle i think, they dont teach you about that here, you have to search
When do I know when to write things like "멋없" or "머섮"? Is there a pronunciation difference?
I'm confused... Doesn't "맛" means "taste" or "flavour"? Then why in this sentence, it means "cool"? I may be wrong, but I'm just confused.
I'm confused... Doesn't "맛" means "taste" or "flavour"? then why in this sentence it means "cool"? I may be wrong but I'm just confused.
맛 means "flavor", yes that's correct. But, as I have observed, 맛없습니다 means "No taste" 멋없습니다 means "It's not cool".
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I feel like the word "cool" is outdated. it seems to be used alot here & I wonder if it's really used that much in South Korea
FIRST OF ALL doulingo doesnt know how to SAY this WORD
Second of all: when a ㅅ is at the END OF A syllable block JUST CLOSE YOUR MOUTH thats the sound it makes. "
The singer (가소는) good taste/style (멋) without (없) it is (습니다).
The singer is without style/without good taste.
Be careful not to confuse 멋 in this word with 맛. Their meanings are almost as similar as their appearances. 멋 means good taste as in stylish, fashionable taste. 맛 means that something tastes delicious as in edible taste.
This sentence includes both the adjective and the verb in one word. 1st word - the singer (가소는); 2nd word - good taste/style (멋) without (없) it is (습니다).
Be careful not to confuse 멋 in this word with 맛. Their meanings are almost as similar as their appearances. 멋 means good taste as in stylish, fashionable taste. 맛 means that something tastes delicious as in edible taste.
Why is this spelled as 'maad-ob-sb-nnida'? When the letters should read 'maud-obs-sb-nnida'?
shouldn't this be pronounced as meos-eobt-seum-ni-da because when an s at the end of a syllable precedes a placeholder and a vowel the s sound comes through?
THEY DIDNT GIVE ME THE UNCOOL OPTION EVEN THO I KNEW IT WAS UNCOOL AND NOT UNPOPULAR...THIS BROKE MY STREAK :(
Yeah 멋없습니다 was "not handsome" in another lesson so the word now meaning "not stylish" seemed off to me, must be on of those words that change slightly with the context.
