"학생들이 매일 경제에 대한 책을 읽어요."

Translation: The students read books about the economy every day.

[thesoundmachine]

is the singular/plural of 책 plural by default? i wrote "a book" but got it wrong

[wintertriangles]

Both the singular and plural versions should be accepted.

[geC86]

so what's the difference between 대해 & 대한?

[ImTiredRightNow]

Why can't "The students read about the economy every day" Be accepted?

[kjessweet]

I think "to read about the economy" would be more like "경제에 대해서 읽다" and "read a book about economy" is specifying that there's a book they're reading and it's about economy, "경제에 대한 책".

[seouldasein]

Yes. Why is the translation answer marked wrong when "book" is included, as 책 is part of the sentence?

[ImTiredRightNow]

I don't know. It's getting confusing.

[seouldasein]

Now it is including books.

[jaisaige]

Based on logic, one would automatically think books rather than a single book because it's more than one student

[CF00l]

學生들이 每日 經濟에 對한 册을 읽어요.

[manuthchek]

책 is 冊.

[shga89]

册 is same to 冊.

[KanKanMikan]

I bet my fellow Korean learner in duo that often reads the comment will understand more hanja than actual korean do, like dead a*s...thanks to those people.......

[YW7k14]

No i dont read hanja comments because i dont know how to read hanja

[manuthchek]

경제 is both economics and economy.

[Duubik]

The students read books every day about the economy is marked wrong

[YW7k14]

The students read books about the economy every day

[LeahKatrin]

"read" was not in the word choices.

[KanKanMikan]

the students reads BIG-HAN book in the economy everyday (I'm never serious)

[YW7k14]

This comment got me laughing my internal organs out wow so funny hahaha •-•

[astgarrido]

I thought it was 대한 as in 대한민국 haha