"누가 지금 싸워?"

Translation: Who fights now?

[LiKenun]

싸워←싸우다

Nope. Not a -ㅂ verb.

[siwonniexx]

Who is fighting now is not correct?

[William-KoDe]

That should be correct. Korean, like many other languages, does not demand a continuous verb form to denote an ongoing action? There are many many sentences in Duolingo Korean that could/should be translated with an English continuous verb, but with a very few exceptions, Duolingo rejects the continuous English verb form unless the Korean has ~고 있다

[Ben278950]

That would be 누가 지금 싸우고 있어

[Rae0521]

But there has to be at least two people isn't it?

[Eien19]

I think it would be written like this 누가 지금 사우고 있어.

[dpatkat]

Boxing? Opener done. Maybe now main event... Bad Papa will fight now.

[su_ROK]

누가 지금 싸우고 있어?

누가 지금 싸우는 중이야?

[Dani857935]

is this who fights now as in who is next or who is currently fighting?

[lexycat22]

this one is a mean translation issue thanks to English grammar being a little more complicated here.

[Dalgomie]

지금 내가 걸어가는 거린
BLACKPINK four way 사거리

~ JENNIE (뚜두뚜두)

[Rozlin0295]

What's the difference between 누가 & 누구?

[J7jx10]

I think 누가 is short for 누구가. But I am not sure

[Killian968535]

Same thing! Who fights now? Who now fights? Your app is wrong.

[nurulujung]

Why this fighting sentence is on the clothing category (Sept 2019)

[MoaAmiiiiii]

It's casual talking not "casual clothing"LMAO