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Yes, definitely. They used "design" as a translation in other sentences with "설계해요". Also, "The children plan a house" just sounds weird to me in English. I feel like the word "plan" is used more aptly with events, and "design" is used better for inanimate things.
October 17, 2017
I was thinking of some artsy project with children designing the house two people are standing in front of. Then it would not require the definite article with "children" -- or would it by the Korean reading?
January 9, 2018
I think "The children are designing a house" is also right. There are no differences between "아이들이 집을 설계해요" and "아이들이 집을 설계하고 있어요(or 설계하는 중이에요"
February 26, 2018
Clicking on design, which is the word offered in the verb's pop-up gets marked wrong. This question is killing me, Smalls.
March 17, 2019
