"내 할머니는 너무 빨리 운전한다."

Translation: My grandmother drives too fast.

[Adrian-Michael]

That is one cool grandma

[D8amx]

I dunno man haha

[imma_potato123]

Excuse me grandma are your bones ok though????

[ellysooh]

It does not accept "too quickly" and says "too fast" is the correct answer.

[sbuckeye]

Report it by pressing the flag.

[Michelle203728]

Yes, I typed "too quickly" instead of "too fast" and was marked wrong, too. I hope the DuoLingo team are reading our comments and can improve the course so that it accepts alternate translations as well.

[tessabanessa]

If you want an answer to be accepted then use the flag to report it.

[MeganKorea]

Its frustrating!

[personagrande]

While quickly is grammatically correct in English, do people refer to speeding drivers as too quick?

[D8amx]

Nope, it's just that the stock translation of 빨리 is "quick". However "drives fast" is more idiomatic english

[LemonyLite]

I had the same problem :(

[kitkatzze]

does grandma also drift?

[Sebihoo]

Why is it allowed to use non-honorific when talking about grandmother here?

[Flash36]

Not all people/families use honorifics.

[suhandiwiratama]

The grandma must have been a pro racer.

[acatarinabp]

Is "very fast" wrong???

[mrajhowarth]

I put that and they marked it wrong, but I think it's more correct than the answer they give.

[emsuzz]

너무 messes up a lot of people this way, but more often than not it means "too" as in like too much of something

[kabisatfeb]

why isnt it 빠르개 운전한다?

[deactivated user]

The little old lady from Pasadena...

[theethanwilson]

Go Granny go Granny go Granny go!

[deactivated user]

Deja Vu! I've just been in this place before HIGHER ON THE STREETS

[dullcheeto]

and I know it's my time to go!

[Murtaza633]

I don't get the difference btw한다 & 히다

[Paula_v_195]

Duo knows my grandma :)

[JavierPala811767]

What is the difference between 하다 and 한다? Thanks in advance.

[George_Wang64]

According to https://www.duolingo.com/skill/ko/Written/tips-and-notes, action verbs like 운전하다, in written form, is conjugated by adding ㄴ/는다. (Descriptive verbs when conjugated in written form simply stay in dictionary form)

운전하다 = infinitive (dictionary form)
운전한다 = conjugated to written form

[KyleDelane6]

Why isn't it 우리 할머니?

[George_Wang64]

우리 할머니 should be accepted

[hawayana123]

really fast or very fast should be accepted too

[JiwonHan2006]

'too quickly' should be accepted too.

[stephan.gi1]

In my experience, nobody would say 내 할머니, it's always 우리 할머니

[Bryan817818]

Same

[jaisaige]

핢머니! 하지마!

[jaisaige]

*할머니

[nurulujung]

Why "my grandmother is driving too fast" is wrong

[SveinTerje1]

Why wasn't *granny" accepted?

[Juan738101]

Said no one ever.

[Jambutt]

Wew go grandma!

[sugalba]

As fast as Mrs. Hutson?

[7_daisies]

Grandma need to watch fewer movies

[BunAteMyHomework]

oH is that why she died?? o.o

[marstle]

gran got drip

[Truthuhn3000]

When do you use 내, 우리 or 나의/저의?

[Truthuhn3000]

What is the difference between 내, 우리 and 나의/저의?