"The flying car is not cheap."

Translation: 나는 자동차가 싸지 않습니다.

[tessabanessa]

But it's worth every penny.

[trashmunki]

It's probably a Tesla.

[Staszek456]

It's creepy because this comment was written before famous tesla roadster launch

[Madu282290]

Weasley family car

[Wang_Jackson]

Lol XD

[Celine223528]

I don't understand why 나는 is in the sentance

[RobGleich]

나는 here means 'flying,' the modifier or adjectival form of 'to fly = 날다'. The ㄹ disappears when the verb changes to an adjective, as with 울다 (to cry) and 우는 (crying). But I can see the confusion-- 나는 also the informal word for 'I'!

[yeoreumx2]

It means flying as well as I

[Charley_Charley]

That's the part that means "the flying (x)."

[Indi.grt]

나는 means flying

[Tamara34758]

It means flying in this sentence

[nefertarip]

Same here

[aileeNfanboy]

I am not a cheap car. XD

[FirdausJuzup]

So how to differentiate between 나는 and 나는?

[Gaia290208]

i guess it depends on the context

[Annie2095]

No hay traducción directa para 싸지?

[aronkim]

Significaria 'ser barato'

[aileeNfanboy]

En verdad que es parte de "no ser barato", viene del verbo '싸다'. Cuando quieres decir no es barato, es '싸지 않다' (resultando en '싸지 않아요' o '싸지 않습니다')

[AuliaAsri]

What's the meaning of 싸지 ?

[aronkim]

It would mean 'to be cheap' price-wise

[RWang2017]

Can this sentence also be translated as I don't have a cheap car?

[Calyope3]

No

[cccchhaarrrr]

so is car 자동차 or 차? I thought the latter was tea, but my last question used it as car. Now it's back to the former.

[Calyope3]

차 is tea. 자동차 as a whole is car.

[aileeNfanboy]

차 can also mean car, but if you want to make sure there is no confusion (in case the context makes it ambiguous) use 자동차

[sjeewoo]

Dear contributors, please consider replacing the word '나는' with '날아다니는'. I believe that there must be some confusion between the two different meanings of the term '나는': I AM and FLYING.