"The woman dreams."

Translation: 여자가 꿈을 꿉니다.

[jlseymour3]

Does one always 꿈을 꿉니다? Or is it possible to just 꿉니다?

[son_ayong]

There are some verbs that must have a direct object, such as read, eat, dream. So you must say what you read, eat and dream.

[AidenAN]

I wrote 꿉니다 without the 꿈을 and it is accepted

[IpsitaBarik1]

Really it happen with me also

[John19delta]

Woman dream dreams.....

[PALewis88]

I dreamed a dream of time gone by~

[izzyeze]

Unexpected Les miserable

[oddeyed1]

so basically in korean your dream a dream and you dance a dance .-.

[George526247]

Isn't 꿈꿉니다 also correct? (Or even more common.) I hear it very often.

[swoomyn]

Yeah sometimes you can remove the 을/를 as long as your context understandable

[MarjiMagno]

Literally this is woman dreams a dream.

[IpsitaBarik1]

Is any BTS army here

[Mimosa287438]

Yep

[SevenTamGD]

ARMY from Iran.
Now Dec. 5 2020

One day after Seokjin hyung's bday.
난 석진 형을 사랑해용
생일ㅊㄱ :))))

Btw Iran has 9M ARMYS. u can google it!

[codee.jone]

Yep yep

[yaelkoz]

Why dream breaks into two words?

[adrian.har]

I typed in 여자가 and it marked it as correct...

[SevenTamGD]

My Korean is better than this level.
I know that it'll be correct if you say "여자가 궈요"
And i wrote 여자가 궈요 and it marked me correct

[doodlebob20]

I always tru to remmeber it as "she dreamed a dream she didnt talk/cread (or other verb about a dream"

[ell.is.ellis]

I read this as if it was a noun. Like the dreams about a woman. The woman dreams

[Alejandra904447]

That doesn't have sense

[Joe630759]

dreams a dream

[paulaimnida]

What about 자? In many dramas you see people texting "자?" to ask if the other is asleep, can someone explain where this comes from? Thanks!

[NadiyaSehg]

They never taught me the word dreams tho

[pillowmaster342]

Do they mean dream like sleep or dream like ambition