"개가 노래합니다."
Translation:The dog sings.
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Will make sense if you ever watch Animal Planet or The Dodo on Youtube. Plenty of singing dogs, dancing dogs, and in Korea a dog that helps a restaurant owner greet and handout menus.
That's the point. You're supposed to be able to understand them even if they don't make sense.
you can remember 노래합니다 is singing bc the beginning sounds like "do re" from do re mi fa so la ti do.
를/을 is used to mark the object of a verb; if the dog were singing a song, song would be marked: 개가 노래를 노래합니다. In this case the dog isn't singing anything particular, just singing (i.e. the verb is intransitive and has no object), so there is no 를/을.
I am also confused, what difference would there be if the phrase:
여자는 너래를 함니다 VS 여자는 너래함니다
I noticed first phrase translated as (sing) and the second as (sings). Is that the difference, or am I wrong?
From what I learn the verb for "sing" is 노래하다, so I was confused when one of the examples use the 를 particle on 노래를._.
Okay all these memes but can someone explain why is it 개 (가) why do we need the word ( 가 ) what does ut stand for
이 (for consonents) and 가 (for vowels) are particles used at the end of a word. In this case, it is identifying that the dog is the one singing.
Hi i'm french what's the difference between "the dog sing " and "the dog sings "?
If anyone else has as much trouble with it as I did try saying the beginning as 도래.
