"Try to sing."

Translation: 노래를 해보세요.

[Shlomo_]

해봐요 was not offered as a hint for "try."

[roberto727]

The Korean translation certainly captures the sentiment, but is a poor translation for teaching purposes. The literal translation of the Korean rendition is "Try a song." Placing the object particle "를" after "노래" changes it to a noun. "노래해보세요." would be the most literal Korean translation of the English sentence. (which is not accepted at present) 1/9/18

[EEdLoh]

"노래해부세요" now appears to be accepted. 2021-04-13

[polynesiancharo]

Is the 보 in 해보 and 먹어봅 the same thing meaning try?

[Jweg61]

Yes, from the verb "to see", as in: see if you like eating this, or see if you can sing

[roberto727]

노래를 불러보세요. should also be accepted.

[roberto727]

Was 해보세요 wrong? Either should be correct. 해봐요 is simply less formal.

[SabianF]

Exactly. How the hell is it suppose to work, then? Just give us the answer after we make a random guess

[choco_latte222]

no thanks duo
Last time i tried when you asked me to do so my neighbour was too pleased that she invited the cops
Ps: doing lessons behind the bars.

[Ares22636]

노래해보세요

[_reflection]

What's the difference between 해보세요 and 먹어봅시다?

[...sobia...]

Duo, if you want to damage your rars so ok i will