"매일 사람 몇 명을 만나요?"
Translation:How many people do you meet every day?
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Nope, because in the sentence '몇 명을', the 을 makes people the object, meaning that someone or something is meeting the people. For your sentence, it would work if you said 몇 명이, cuz the 이 would make people the subject, meaning they would be doing the meeting (instead of people being the object where someone or something is meeting the people). Hopefully that makes sense.
We've been told in Korean it is common to omit understood pronouns. Perhaps when they want to emphasize your concept instead, they add words like the few we learned for 'together' or change the ending of the verb? With the lack of context in these exercises, I try to look for these types of patterns in each lesson.
for that sentence, there would probably be a topic particle on everyday, for this one, there should be a topic particle probably on "you" but like the other people say, they omit it
Im assuming since the subject is omitted that the person beimg spolen to is the subject
I had typed
How many people meet every day
like people speaking in Korea, i missed the pronoun.
내 대명사는 공격 헬리콥터입니다.
To learn correct pronunciations you should atleast watch k-lessons and watch their mouth while speaking
Because the way your tongue move affect your pronunciations example is ㅂ(b) sometimes you may pronunce it as ㅍ(p)/ㅁ(m)
:입니다( ibnida / imnida )