"개구리가 설거지하고 있어."

Translation: The frog is doing the dishes.

[Shlomo_]

Please visit my house next, Mr Frog.

[IceCreamCrackers]

LOL.

[Monzay]

Mine too!

[Bat_is_bat]

Is that common in Korea?

[Nikkiolio]

Here comes that boi...... Sorry

[Couch_goguma99]

Never be sorry for memes. The boi shall come to your house to do dishes.

[FabienP1]

It is the destiny of most princes. Doing the dishes instead of being kissed

[Rav3n.90]

Lol

[kittenpuff]

Such a nice frog.

[vionysus]

Where can I hire one?

[rex0680]

korea has the most intelligent talented animals on the planet... dogs and cats who can sing, dance and talk to each other in engligh/korean and now frogs who can do the dishes... what a magical land

[GiovanniSantucci]

Yeah... be careful though, beds are food and radios explode.

[dipagssi]

And meat eats you. So don't think of non-veg there.

[Monzay]

You eat that in the 화장실

[SUDIBTSOT7]

This comment chain is everything..

[Yoshi.5]

LMAO I LOVE THIS COMMENT

[-RHCP-]

The Spanish course has cows speaking French!

[Nilin13]

Does that frog have a brother?

[Staszek456]

There is a German dish soap brand "Frosch", which means "frog"

[nemojo2]

In that sense the phrase is now logical

[waffles_s]

Is "washing the dishes" not the same as "doing the dishes"?

[hippietrail]

They both mean exactly the same thing.

[Chromberries]

I think it should be the same right? Cus like what else could that possibly mean??

[BobaBunny5]

Why is the 하고 there?

[mhin1]

설거지 = the task of dishwashing (noun)

설거지하다 = to wash dishes (verb)

설거지하고 있다 = washing dishes (present progressive form of the verb)

[FirdausJuzup]

Thank you so much!

[stillwithu_V]

Thank you.. Duo plz add bookmarks for comments it's needed

[waffles_s]

It is a way to conjugate a verb and show that an action is being done contentiously over a period of time.

[hippietrail]

고 is like -ing in English, so together it means "doing".

[RichiieCru]

I have to meet that nice talented

[JoelPaik]

YOU GO FUNKY FROG MAN

[Romy987873]

That's one talented frog! :)

[IenKy1412]

Spirited away?

[KanKanMikan]

my spirit will definitely be away after seeing a frog wishing dishes

[deactivated user]

Can that frog also clean my dishes?

[suhandiwiratama]

Guess the frog needs extra pocket money.

[squareby]

I wanna borrow em

[sakura.autumn]

That is very much adequate

[nemojo2]

Is he up for a full time job?

[Muna495]

Why does 설거지하고 means "doing the dishes ?"...isn't 하고 means "with "

[mhin1]

~하고 is also used to join and form compound verbs:

• 설거지 = the task of dishwashing (noun)

• 설거지하다 = to wash dishes (verb)

• 설거지하고 있다 = washing dishes (present progressive form of the verb)

[KookieBTSARMY101]

When a frog is more responsible than you... sighs... Well at least my mom would love him... Good job Mr. Frog

[ben.soshians]

Lol

[...sobia...]

Where can i find THIS FROG

[RedmiChong4]

The frog is more active than me and my sister lol

[RedmiChong4]

That frog deserves the nobel price and win all the talents show.

[Katiedmason]

What shows the difference between "a" and "the"

[mhin1]

Context and translator's choice.

There are no explicit definite/indefinite articles in Korean like there are in English.

[lakshmi781721]

For the progressive or continuous tense when do you add 고 to the verb and when do you add 하고 ?

[mhin1]

You might be confusing a few things, let me know if I manage to hit the mark.

• ~하고 is a postposition that you attach to nouns to indicate connectedness. This translates to "and" or "with".

  • 저는 친구하고 먹어요 = "I eat with a friend."

• ~고 is a postposition that you attach to verbs to indicate connectedness between verbs. This is equivalent to combining two sentences together and is common in forming more complicated forms of verbs.

  • 여자는 여프고 똑똑해요 = "The woman is pretty and smart."
  • 저는 공부하고 운동해어요 = "I study and exercise."
    • Note that the word block 공부하고 is with by the verb stem 공부하 + 고.

• ~고 있다 is an auxiliary verb that you attack to verbs to transform them into a new verb that is in the progressive tense. You then conjugate the new verb.

  • 개가 수영하고 있어요 = "The dog is swimming."
  • 저는 친구하고 공부하고 운동하고 있어요 = "I am studying and exercising with my friend."

• Note that position verbs (앉다 "to sit", 서다 "to stand", 눕다 "to lie down") have two progressive forms. The typical formation (~고 있다) is used to describe the momentary continuous action of being positioned ("in the act of sitting") while there is a special formation (Casual+있다) to describe the state of being in the position ("sitting").

  • 저는 앉고 있어요 = "I am (in the process of) sitting."
  • 저는 앉아 있어요 = "I am (currently) sitting."

[lakshmi781721]

Thank you very much!

[Lovemyself05]

Yeah, no worries

[KusumiMiya]

It doesn't make sense in my language..Hahaha

[miloberrie]

is this course some sort of sick joke LOL

[BangJerica007]

I regret

[Yoshi.5]

Very talented frog

[yihanssss]

LMAO

[Maria307404]

Should it be "there's a frog doing the dishes." ?

[FlorenceCo285992]

Unless the frog is Jeremiah......

[yaffa22]

Well that's a really talented frog