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- "저는 화장실에서 그것을 먹습니다."
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At first,I can't accept the possible answer my thought has given me, but still I answered it, when I press the check,it turns out that I am right.. hahaha ain't it funny, this sentence prove to me that I am getting there without the hint,, Duolingo did you ever do that coz if you do
This was the first sentence with which i okay even if ny answer would have turned incorrect...But i was right
How can you miss this in a multicultural learning app? This undermines ethical norms of behavior and can be harmful if children follow. This situation cannot be the norm. People have higher standards of behavior, which distinguishes us from other species is the ability to analyze, the presence of a brain.
@Quattro - this is a tutorial to teach Korean. Not hygiene. Unless you know how to say "Eat in bathroom", how would you learn to say "Don't eat in bathroom"?
Ramadan lol. He's saying "bad muslims" snuck in the bathroom to eat during Ramadan
Sir, would you be thinking how this might affect your health? After all, bacteria usually exist in the toilet. And I think that many Muslims would not like this, in your holy book there is definitely no such thing. And imagine if children read this, what will it teach them? Please think before writing and also before doing.
i eat that in the kitchen, 나는 부엌에서 그것을 먹는다.
i eat that in the dining room, 나는 식당에서 그것을 먹는다.
Me asking to go to the bathroom in 3rd grade to eat my froot roll ups with my bestie. Only for someone who was dying in the bathroom to open a stall and ask for some. Me being weirded out gave her a peice of froot roll up.
so there's a "서" because there's an action being done at that location, yeah?
Tbh I use my moblie at the bathroom but eating at it? How can anyone do that? D:
I put "I am eating that in the bathroom" why was in not accepted because the other translation sounds weird
It wasn't accepted because you used present continuous tense.. "eating" which in korean it would be "저는 화장실에서 그것을 먹고 있습니다." There it is in simple present "I eat" "저는 먹습니다" I hope i could help
Maybe they mean medications? Cuz a lot of people leave their meds in the bathroom.
Thought "먹습니다" was drink for a second. I think you can imagine how relieved i was when it wasnt actually "마습니다"
I do that when I am in a big hurry and have to do some business in the morning. Therefore its seldom but appreciated.
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This could be true.I've heard of a girl who was bullied at school, in order to keep away from those kids who like to make fun of her, she always had her lunch in the bathroom.
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This could be true.I've heard my teacher said one of her student was bullied at shool, to keep away from those mean kids, she had to finished her lunch in the girls' bathroom.So plz don't laugh or sth, it could be true.
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Well, I guess.. in one end and immediately out the other, but hopefully not at the same time...
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저는 그 화장실에 먹습니다.
Here's the construction:
- 저는 먹습니다. = I eat.
- 저는 화장실에 먹습니다. = I eat in the bathroom.
- 저는 그 화장실에 먹습니다. = I eat in that bathroom.
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Ewww, just ewww!
That said, my wife told me that her sister used to eat bananas while she went #2 when she was a kid.
Why is this "bathroom" and not "toilet"? I thought toilet was okay...
@Marie - when we were learning English did we ever think we would use "I am dead"? Or "I'm a free bird"? I mean let's absorb the grammar points from the lesson and leave logic and philosophy for another day. :-)
My answer was "I eat that from the bathroom." It's equally nonsensical, but "from the bathroom" is one of the translation options for 화장실에서, so I'm not sure why it was marked as incorrect..?
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에게서 would mean from in this context. 에서 Is used to communicate whatever activity is taking place at said location aside from activities such as standing (as in its already being done, standing UP however is an activity).
Korean learners : Speak this sentence only to yourself and not in the public. That's dirty~
Actually they say in order to have a good health, you have to eat something in the bathroom.
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How would you write, "I eat in that bathroom"? I translated the sentence like that twice before I FINALLY got it right.
