"Korean is an easy language."

Translation: 한국어는 쉬운 언어입니다.

[gone2bacolod]

Really? Is it really?

[sakuyaluigi]

Nope.

[SoulToSeoul]

여.

[RoyallyPrincess]

거짓말

[kekekaren]

Why is it 쉬운 and not 쉽지?

[r.c.11.]

Hope someone answers because I don't understand why 쉽지 isn't accepted

[DrMM2014]

I totally disagree.

[nochu971]

Duo you're a liar on this

[purpleseaforever]

Caught in a lieeeeeee

[clairecch]

Someone already asked the same question but didn't find an answer to it: "Why is it 쉬운 and not 쉽지?"

[Sangki8]

Isn't 쉽지 negative?

[doofuskhan]

Lies.

[MANELYNBUH]

Lol

[MnicaVelzq6]

그치 ㅎㅎ

[TeeTee246350]

Can someone explain whether "한국어는 쉬운 언어가 입니다" is correct?

[Charoleia]

You probably found the answer since you wrote this, but -이다 is a copula, so it can not "stand on its own" and needs to be attached to something - in this case 언어.
-> 한국어는 쉬운 언어입니다 (or 언어이에요)

[_Yesaya_]

언어랍니다? Why 랍

[CooperReid4]

뻥

[deactivated user]

Probably a stupid question for someone this far along into the Korean course, but I wrote "한국어는 쉬운 언어를 있습니다" which is marked wrong. What determines when you can just add on -입니다 to the noun vs when you actually have to say 있습니다?

[Michael217793]

있습니다 means to have. The sentence you wrote actually means "Korean has an easy language"

[maddycz]

No

[Juliet864627]

What determines when you can just add ㄴ to the vowel-ending adjective and when you add 운? I put 쉰 which was marked wrong, but, for example, 단 is correct. So how do I know when to add ㄴ and when tl add 운 to a vowel-ending word?

[nochu971]

https://koreanverb.app/?search=%EC%89%BD%EB%8B%A4

Hope it helps, there all the conjugations, it seems that one is an irregular one

[Juliet864627]

This site is really useful!! Thank you!!

[vanillapeaches]

거짓말