"맛있는 것을 고르세요."

Translation: Pick something delicious.

[YuukiiSan]

Shouldn't "tasty" be accepted for 맛있는 ?

[deactivated user]

Right

[roberto727]

Of course.

[MaryGlover]

I wrote that and it was accepted

[Alana689207]

The robo-voice is really hard to understand.

[roberto727]

"Pick something that tastes good." flagged 1/10/18

[Ash-Fred]

"Pick something that tastes good." is now accepted.

[Ethan307991]

So by leaving out 이, 그 or 저 implies that said thing has yet to be identified, right?

[Igor242724]

No, you usually don't use those

[lilaluroux]

When you hover over it, it literally says "thing" not "things"..

[wintertriangles]

Where are you getting "things" from? The English phrase says "something"

[roberto727]

It could also be "Choose / pick / select things that taste good / are delicious / are tasty

[IsabelRodr733408]

"Pick the delicious thing" was not accepted?

[Ash-Fred]

"Pick the delicious thing." is now accepted.

[Igor242724]

Choose tasty things was not accepted

[Ash-Fred]

"Choose tasty things." is now accepted.

[KanKanMikan]

고르세요 sounds like 殺せよ！

[DavidSpeed1]

LOL, "Choose something yummy!" was accepted.

[AuliaAsri]

Can it be ' Pick delicious thing' ?

[Ash-Fred]

"Pick a delicious thing." is accepted.

[JeghedderShai]

So this basically means "deliciously pick" or "pick deliciously"