"나는 올해 여기 안 살아요."

Translation: I don't live here this year.

[lois011690]

오래=long 올해=this year

[purpleseaforever]

Is there a distinct difference with pronunciation?

[LiKenun]

• 나는: I (topic)
• 올해: this year
• 여기: here
• 안: not
• 살아요: live

[EmptyGuy]

작년 - last year
올해 - this year
내년 - next year
매년 - every year

[marine-france]

Why not 여기에 ?

[bluefairy5]

This tense in english doesn't really make any sense to me???

[Pamela909830]

"나는 올해 여기 안 살아요." The verb is in present tense, with the word "not" in front of the verb. In English we can say, "I live here" or "I don't live here." We are talking about where we live right now, in the present tense, because the Korean "올해" means "this year."

[mujin533376]

what an awkward sentence!

[LiKenun]

“This year I do not live here” was not accepted. (2018-06-08)

[Pamela909830]

I typed that tonight, and it is still not accepted. I reported that my answer should be accepted. (2019 July 15)

[deactivated user]

"this year i don't live here"

[Madhumitha_N]

If the English sentence here was -

"I didn't live here this year"

(As in when someone asked in dec 2020, "did you live in this place in 2020?" And you say... "I didn't live here this whole year"...)

How do you translate the sentence to korean?

[Ppittakhage]

I maybe wrong but I think it might be, "나는 올해 여기 안 사랐어요."

[snowy123585]

Should accept
I dont stay here this year.
Live = stay