"The dining table is in the center."

Translation: 식탁은 가운데에 있습니다.

[pinkem]

How would you indicate the specific table (dining table, kitchen table, coffee table, etc)?

[Wonny1991]

I am a native speaker. I usually use 식탁. But you can say 다이닝 테이블 as dining table, and 키친 테이블 as kitchen table. I use just 테이블 when i want to say 'Coffee table' in Korean.

[wintertriangles]

식탁 is a table for food since it has 식 in the word. Kitchen and dining table are the same table but they're in different rooms. A coffee table would just be a normal table "탁자."

[janjan994008]

I'm guessing you would say the table in kitchen or other ways to descrine which one is being referred to.

[Nestor_Mojica]

What is wrong with 식탁이?

[tehjuneee]

When talking about where the table is, you say 식탁은.
When talking about what's in the middle, you say 식탁이.

[Staffan431948]

But usually when stating where something is located it the subject marker seems to be favored here,

장난감이 두 아이의 사이에 있습니다.
의자가 방 가운데에 있습니다.
오리가 물 속에 있습니다.

[D8amx]

Can a native speaker weigh in on this?

[ThomasPrik]

가운데에 "ka-un-de-e" in the audio sounds like ta-un-de-e
an error in the speech-module?

[Lloyd76445]

Yeah happens sometimes like in the Japanese course ぎ "go" sounds like も "mo"

[KanKanMikan]

go back to Japanese and fix your knowledge on ぎ before doing korean, thx

[Laz.z.y]

Is it just me or does 식탁은 sounds weird?

[Lloyd76445]

Shiktakuen kaundee isssuebnida