"빵이 달아요."

Translation: The bread is sweet.

[Alma_Tadema]

I get this confused with 달라요 a lot. :(

[UltimetaSy]

달라 is pronounced with ll, while
달아 with r

[XHyO443767]

I hope I will remember that.

[John19delta]

Doesn't it sound exactly the same?

[LiKenun]

It's pretty distinct. In between vowels, Koreans can distinguish the allophone. However, I've been to Korean restaurants where “lobster” was transliterated as “롭스터” (“Robster” on the English side of the menu). I got a good laugh out of that.

[miloberrie]

the bread runs / the bread is different LOL is what i confused this for !!! this is soooo hard

[daeshiuwu]

isn't korean bread sweet or is this a rumour

[Ganjalf]

It is :)

[Eeveeisme]

A second ago they used 답니다 as sweet. How come now it is 달아요?

[LiKenun]

That's how -ㄹ verbs work. In some forms, the ⟨ㄹ⟩ behaves like a silent vowel. It gets deleted completely. But it’s a regular pattern, so once you are familiar with it, you can apply it to other verbs of the same kind.

[YunoluvzMH]

Can't say sweet bread

[TheVioletCrystal]

SweEetH - Mark Lee

[FizzaFatim482489]

Is '이' used as 'the' in a sentence?

[Megs706]

'이' means 'this'

[Jijikus]

It should actually mean the subject wording- like "am/is/are" in english. As far as i know, 이 means "this" when it is written before and separately from the subject like "이 빵이..." which would be "this bread is... "

[rufus508876]

Is this how you would say both, "The bread is sweet " and "Bread is sweet." ??