"개도 베개를 원해요."

Translation: The dog wants a pillow too.

[Marie442170]

"The dog too wants a pillow" is marked wrong.
What does the Korean sentence really mean ?
Is it several people/animals who want a pillow, then the dog comes and wants it too ?
Or is it a dog that wants many things, and a pillow too ?

[George_Wang64]

"The dog too wants a pillow" sounds unnatural in English.

Here, because 도 is placed right after 개, it means the first case: several people/animals want a pillow, and the dog comes and wants it too.

[TomTheSailor]

The use of "too" in that position would sound unnatural but using also would work, i.e. "The dog also wants a pil pillow".

[TomTheSailor]

Sorry for the typo.

[Erika394517]

How is Dog wants the pillow too wrong

[jinnsoojenny]

You should put articles a/an/the before the subject. This really sucks in English.