"빨리 정류장에 가!"

Translation: Go to the stop quickly!

[nomadicmind7]

Shouldn't it be bus stop?

[LastSeong]

I've never heard 버스 정류장. 정류장 always refers to a bus stop.

[HuntingHawk1415]

Bus stop would be 버스 정류장. Here they could be talking about any kind of stop

[OKAMOTO_Yusuke]

I think it is not necessarily a bus stop, but it could be. Thus "bus stop" should be accepted as "stop". Since there is no tramways in the Democratic Republic of Korea today, I suppose the term 정류장 may automatically mean "bus stop".

[MatthewEpp5]

I just thought my Korean students about this one. Koreans often make the mistake of calling bus stops bus stations. A station such as a train station is 역, 기차역. A stop, such as a bus stop, is 정류장, 버스 정류장. Interestingly, they use the word "terminal" for bus station. Bus station = 버스 터미널.

[LastSeong]

a terminal is a little different

[MatthewEpp5]

*taught

[jaisaige]

Why isn't hurry to the bus stop accepted

[RQZ.Sash]

What tense is it? Why is there nothing attached to the verb?

[realsimbo]

Imperative casual

[sxfxnxt]

"go quickly" can be replaced with "hurry". The sentrnce could be translated as "Hurry to the stop."

[youfkalife]

It doesn't accept the answer

[909.HqLlkDOgBiPg]

Why can't it not 정류장에 빠리 가

[George_Wang64]

빨리

[KungKras]

"Get to the stop quickly" should be accepted.