"방이 넓습니다."
Translation:The room is wide.
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Your own definition of 넓습니다 includes "spacious" so my answer should be accepted.
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방 is more of bang...... But, 빵 is more of an exxagerated way, so, ppang. If u want to know more, then you can always refer to Korean Unnie ( a famous youtuber) who has explained double consonants properly in one of her vids
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Remember though that both of the bottom consonants are pronounced when a vowel follows them.
Therefore '넓어' is pronounced as 'nolbo'. 붉다 (pukta, ㄹ silent) -> 붉어 (pulgo); etc
You've got that backwards, its the same as 널 because the bieup is silent, not the rieul.
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I checked it in multiple sources and, interestingly enough, 넓 is pronunced as 넙 in North Korea and 널 in the South
You are wrong. Because in 넓습니다, the following is a consonant, the "ㅂ" is silent/not pronounced.
Room and bread has same words and pronounciation how may we recognise it ??
Why is it not marked as a spelling mistake to accidentally type "Wise"?? The S is right beside the D, so why didn't they program it as a spelling mistake option?
I'm trying really hard to understand when to use 이/가.
This sentence seems to be making 'room' an object to me, where it's talking about the noun (describing a topic) and not what the noun is doing (like a subject) so I thought that 은/는 should be used. I'm not sure why it's still so difficult to differentiate.
