"그 빵은 그래요."

Translation: That bread is like that.

[KaeRank]

There must be a better sentence than this.

[suhandiwiratama]

this sentence sounds awkward

[suhandiwiratama]

very very awkward..

[suhandiwiratama]

ㅋㅋㅋ

[GoldenElec]

헐....ㅋㅋㅋ

[thaikanguy]

Hey man, this bread taste horrible
nah, That bread is like that
oh well then

[anz958824]

LOL exactly! Like sour buns!!

[Linguistgeek]

방 and 빵 sound the same. How am I supposed to differentiate between them?

[wonydoll]

방 is more bang (like 방탄소년단, BTS) while 빵 is more ppang

[Lachimolala_1234]

Ha Ha
Nice example

[debbie233783]

방 sounds softer and for 빵 you put more power

[sus.afk]

Well there's a slight difference, they're not entirely alike but similar. 방 can be roughly romanized as "p" sound,while 빵 sounds more like "pphang"

[Ms.Reed]

Shouldn't "The bread is like that." also be accepted?

[elianagowers]

no because there is 그 (that) in front of 빵 (bread)

[dpatkat]

About a particular kind of bread, not all bread.

[R.Nezire]

it's what i wrote and it's accepted now

[kech611]

Classic bread

[dbthdus]

Doesnt it also mean the bread is okay? From my understanding 그래요 can sometimes be used like 괜찮아요. Or is that wrong?

[Lidyangelia]

As what I know, 그래요 is not used like 괜찮아요. It's more like "really?" = 그래요? 그래 as the answer means something like "right" or "yeah". Maybe regarding to the translation in this particular lesson, 그래요? literally means "is it like that?"

[Flash36]

Hmm.. depends. You can respond to 'How are you?' with '그냥 그래요' which would translate as 'just like that' or in a conmon English expression; 'Im okay' or 'Im so-so'

[just_jodi797]

Doesn't "그래" means "right or ok" ?? And when you ad 요. Its friendlier. Sorry for my bad English...

[FirdausJuzup]

Probable context
Me: 그 빵이 왜 노란색입니까?
Baker: 그 빵은 그래요
Me: ...

[Never00Land]

It really do be like that sometimes

[LeeEungun1]

A W K W A R D ....

[deactivated user]

it that really do be like ㅋㅋㅋ

[Phil920435]

Fine, bread. Be like that.

[Itz_Rachel07]

Whats the difference for is like that because before there was a version like '저래요' then there was '그래요' can someone please tell me the difference or why there are two ways

[heyheyhazza]

like what

[Lightitup92]

HO-HOW YOU LIKE THAT?

[...sobia...]

How you like that

[BTSArmyGirl07]

Like what ??

[PranjalSoni10]

I think that "그래" means "okay

[PranjalSoni10]

I think that "그래" means "okay" and maybe ~요 makes it more formal.