"Apples are delicious."
Translation:사과는 맛있습니다.
October 5, 2017
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It might be easier to understand by breaking down the phrases. Each has "있습니다" in common (I think there is a typo in your q?). This means "it has <>" because it stems from the verb "to have" (있다). So it is a matter of learning the differences between "멋" and "맛". Both mean taste but 맛 is about flavour. So the phrases read has... something has tasty/yummy flavour, versus something has 'good taste'.
Its a complicated and nuanced topic in Korean. Here's a good way to frame how these markers are used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGVK89y4PMA
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