"큰 오리가 해수욕장에서 여름을 지냈어요."
Translation:The big duck spent the summer at the beach.
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do native speakers use 해수욕장? in my experience from watching dramas and reality shows, they just say 바다
해수욕장 is commonly used when naming a distinct beach. For example 해운대 해수욕장.
While I don't know if native speakers use one more than the other, I found that 해수욕장 is (this is taken from translating it from the korean dictionary to english via google translate) "A beach with a good environment and facilities for bathing." While 바다 is (again, translated from the dictionary via google) "Woven water covering an area close to three-quarters of the Earth's surface. It is largely divided into ocean and annex sea, and its annexes are divided into Mediterranean Sea and coastal sea." (Doesn't make much sense, but in layman's terms: A sea/ocean.
I wrote "a big duck spent the summer at the beach" and got it wrong; I think this should also be counted as right.
There is a bug where i have to comment to see new comments...so heres a useless comment.
I thought that to spend time is 보내세요. If both are correct, what is the difference?
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Duck could be ducks and big could be large giving four variations of this translation that should, but aren't, counted as correct. For example, "The large ducks spent the summer at the beach" is just as correct as "The big duck spent the summer at the beach". I submitted this. We shall see how long it takes to get updated.
