"집 밖에 나무가 많아요."

Translation: There are many trees outside the house.

[sakuyaluigi]

There are many trees outside of the house should've been accepted.

[KungKras]

"outside the house there are many trees" should be accepted too. The sentence is correct english and means the same thing.

[Hoochy2]

'outside the house there are many trees' should also be accepted

[tontonzark]

the 20th of March " outside the house there are many trees" still not accepted

[angelstring]

1st of august still not accepted

[DanielCoward]

As a reminder, syntax is HARD. It's a messy beast, that even skilled linguists have difficult times fully unpacking at times, so please understand that not all versions of a sentence may be accepted.

[jlseymour3]

I certainly understand why every correct answer isn't captured immediately. But assuming that the people commenting that a correct version should be accepted are also reporting it, it should be picked up over time. Certainly within a year. And they shouldn't just turn off the reporting button.

[Fay327989]

Outside the house there are many trees should be accepted

[l3arn1ng04]

So does the location come after the the object? in this case house. I am trying to understand the placement and need help!!!

[TriShot]

You should put "outside of the house" as correct. It's grammatically correct in English.

[deactivated user]

"outside the house there are many trees"

[Chris_Stibs]

why is 'outside the house there are many trees' wrong?

[Jet480150]

I think they're trying to say that the subject of this particular sentence is the trees.

[diana97k]

"Lots of trees are outside the house" should be accepted

[Amaria-H]

Duolingo gave up on this sentence didn't they? Nobody's answer is being accepted.
Also "There are a lot of trees outside the house." Should be accepted :)

[DiyaJaiswa1]

What is the difference between a HOME and a HOUSE in case of using 집?

[AdaMilagro4]

Where is the word "many"..translated. ???

[snooze.tm]

The many is coming from the verb 많아요, which translates to there is a lot of or there is/are many !

[huffletuff]

"there are" can be contracted contracted to "there's", but for some reason duolingo never accepts this contraction. And since this is how I would normally talk, I always put this without thinking and get marked wrong.

Also I know people are gonna be like tHaTs NoT gRaMmAtTiCaLlY cOrReCt. But seriously, this is a very normal way to speak irl. It should be accepted.

[maz1269]

why is there no topic marker here, unlike in another similar example?

There is a pencil inside the box. = 상자 안에는 연필이 있습니다.

it's the exact same kind of structure. i'm guessing 는 is left out because we were told it frequently is, but i don't remember if that's only in colloquial speech or written too

[DiogenesTheDog.]

its not that 는 is left out, rather its that 는 is added on optionally to add emphasis. (는 is a 보조사, a supplementary/auxiliary particle). they should never have added it to the 상자 안에는 sentence with no way to parse its imaginary nuance.

[Snoopy189]

I am the Lorax, I speak for the trees!