"Are ants delicious?"

Translation: 개미는 맛있습니까?

[LucasWoelk]

Ask Taemin

[vispergon]

@duolingo stop!!!!! Dont eat ants!!!!

[Ash-Fred]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/foodanddrinknews/11379809/Worlds-best-restaurant-Noma-serves-live-ants.html

[jlseymour3]

"개미는 맛있어요?" should be accepted, shouldn't it?

[SeoulfulLinguist]

Yes it should be accepted

[deactivated user]

Taemin says "i still remember the texture" ... yes that child needs help. He is terrified of bugs but doesnt mind eating ants and black crayons apparently...

[Tatiana496968]

태민? 그만해

[deactivated user]

Shawol says yes

[AG-99]

Taemin says yes

[BangJerica007]

GOTTA ASK BEAR GRYLLS

[nourx]

B i t e

[Ingrid183645]

Kim Yugyeom is pretty delicious

[jaisaige]

아니요

[JMcBrown2]

"개미가 맛있어요?" 가 is considered as a typo, at least not considered wrong but still...

[jlseymour3]

I understand that "들" is not required, but is 개미들은 wrong?

[iangow]

Probably. But I suspect it's less idiomatic ("들" seems to be something more common in "translated" Korean) and not an option if you are not using the keyboard.

[deactivated user]

No, its because 들 implies it as a thing multiplied or additional, but in this case it is asking generally, not a specific group.

[yoonhyemi]

what difference would it make if I wrote 개미를 instead of 개미는?

[sean.mullen]

That would make 'ants' an object, which is wrong. 'Ants' is not being acted on by a verb; they are the subject of this sentence, and technically the topic as well since we're talking about a generality.

[troublemaker_tw]

I remember I accidentally liked a lollipop that was covered in ants when I was a kid. The taste still haunts me...

[yuenolyvia]

no, they're bitter

[FBahar1]

wait, what...

[Translator500]

개미는 맛있으세요?