"꿈을 꾸는 학생"

Translation: Dreaming student

[Priam905041]

in Korean the verbs 'dream' and 'dance' require an object - so dream a dream, dance a dance

[Bellaboo1207]

Thanks for exlaining

[YunoluvzMH]

That's cause I was like why am i saying it twice

[sonnert]

Dreamdreaming student....

[SoulToSeoul]

"A student who dreams a dream" - A dreaming student.

[Osubin]

But if you just put 학생, that can be plural or singular depending on the context.

[dpatkat]

How would you say in Korean: "The day dreaming student"?

As an English speaker, "Dreaming student" is a sleeping student.

And "Day dreaming/ daydreaming student" is not sleeping and not paying attention.

Is it related to 공상?

[TonyaLewis2]

Could this also be 꿈꾸는 학생? Just curious.

[dawnatdusk]

I didn't know my name was spelled like this in Korean