"I learn Korean."

Translation: 저는 한국어를 배웁니다.

[Indi.grt]

What's the difference between 배웁니다 and 공부합니다?

[Mina87467]

배우 learn 공부 study

[hobisunshine]

the first is "learn" and the second rather "study" i think~

[SmrtChka]

배우다 = to learn
공부하다 = to study

[lindalunch]

공부하다 - to study 배우다 - to learn :)

[JeffreyPar10]

배웁니다 is to learn while 공부합니다

[JeffreyPar10]

궁부합니다 is to study. Sorry that last part got cut off

[AllesMichelle]

Why is it 한곡어를 and not just 한곡어 even though it's an object?

[duolingotfek]

한국어 means Korean language. You need to add object marker to put it in a sentence; therefore, it becomes 한국어를

[Andro0]

나는 한국어를 배워요. Doesn't work?

[Rocky119191]

Is 배우 pronounced peang-u or peh-u

[Raven579787]

Beh-u

[ana3692157]

what's the difference between 배웁니다, 배우십시오 and 배워요?

[SKPX02]

(someone else correct me if I made any mistake)

Formality :) I'm not an expert at all but I think...

배웁니다 (most formal) which just translates to the verb "To learn"

배우십시오 (polite) which translates to "(Please) learn" - Please is implied

배워요 (casual/informal) which translates to "Do learn" but you wouldn't want to respond like this to your CEO boss :) You would use this form with your friends or family members :D

That's as far as my knowledge gets... I might be wrong... Sorry :3

[Urs0o]

In "저는 한국말을 배웁니다," what does the "~말" in "한국말을" mean?
Can't you just use "~어" to mark it, or do they both serve a different purpose?

This is what Duo gave me as the corrected version. :(