"한복을 입어보세요."

Translation: Try on the hanbok.

[LiKenun]

입다 here is “irregularly regular” since it is one of the few -ㅂ verbs/adjectives that do not undergo a root change. The other ones that do:

• 춥다→추우세요 (cold)

• 돕다→도우세요 (help)

• -답다→-다우세요

[Pamela909830]

Why can't it be "Try wearing a hanbok"?

[Kiyomice]

It can be, I'd say. Report it so it can be added.

[deactivated user]

"please try on the hanbok" ? being polite never hurt anyone

[Brickerbrack]

True, but I'm pretty sure as a "세요" verb, the "please" is automatically implied.

[Ricardo885664]

Why isn't "Try on a hanbok" accepted as correct? Couldn't it be either "the" or "a" in this case?

[Kiyomice]

I love the way she says 입어보세요 in this sentence. I ended up replaying it a few times haha.

[NamanSinghal844]

I like the korean accent too... XD

[army23600]

Hanbok is the traditional dress of Korea. I saw if first in the series of HWARANG.

[shindotensai]

"Try wearing hanbok" should be correct

[Youqi94]

Using -세요 the polite conjugation and doesn't accept the answer "Please try on the hanbok." ? This lesson is misguiding.