"늑대가 아이를 길러요."
Translation:The wolf raises a child.
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I hate to sound dumb but... Is this in the context of physical contact/lifting (like the wolf raises the child into the air for example) or is it in the sense of nurturing (like as in the wolf looks after/cares for the child)? Sorry if this is a silly questions...
Does 아이 only refer to human children or could it also mean puppy in this case?
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How do you tell the difference between child and children I thought 아이를 was children plural
most of the time context is more than enough, but if you ABSOLUTELY need to clarify you'd tack on a 들 onto it 를 marks an object, it has nothing to do with plurarity
This could be happen, I read there are some real animals who raises a child and the child acts as if he was animal
It is me or 늑대가 is hard to pronounce? ㄴ is sometimes pronounced as N and sometimes D or T.
In this case it's N.
If you here ppl says N like D it's up to their accent or something.
BTW, N (and P S) has other rules for irregular and sometimes you drop them. N sometimes turn to L (this in short as far as I know)
