"방이 쌉니다."

Translation: The room is cheap.

[pokpaklisa.97]

rich kid problem lmao

[Jeong-JinL]

What if you need to get the nice room to impress your K-drama gf so you can work for her dad at the ruthless corporation? What then?

[Lin406096]

Then, you're a ruthless K-drama bf.

[Adz6394399]

Lalisa :>

[Gothic.wolf]

I can't understand how they repeat the same sentence but keep switching between bread and room.

[loey92]

Room is 방 (bang), while bread is 빵 (bbang/ppang).

[Lin406096]

The room is where you can eat the bread. They are somehow connected.

[Melarish]

Bed n breakfast :)

[marina199733]

Well that's great because so am I

[lang864129]

房이 쌉니다

[Nivkotzer]

Nice

[K-Nik]

I said “a room is cheap.” It said I used the wrong word.

[RodrigoAvi161811]

Maybe the 이 at the end indicates a particular room, I kind of don't remember previous cases. Anyway, you could flag the answer and it might be inspected.

[Kona564348]

Is it just me or the voice of the woman talking has changed lol

[SofiaArana16]

Hey THAT'S MY HOUSE

[MUSKANYADA490066]

This ("쌉니다") sounds Samnida . But there is no m "ㅁ" which means its not samnida . So, can anyone please explain me how to pronounce it .

[Snicker-Bounty]

It really is pronounced as 'samnida'.

[BenL520361]

Yes, ㅂ before ㄴ makes the ㅂ sound like ㅁ

[KilikiCL]

Well earlier we learned that the thing is small but at least the room is cheap.

[Jc4J1nNz]

could we not say inexpensive as well as cheap?

[RyanSmith618335]

Should be able to.

[Janny1012]

I was going tl choose "bread" but it wasnt an option. Lucky me!! :)

[r4spb3rry]

Just by listening to the audio, how can you tell if they're referring to 방 or 빵?

[Lauri_613]

I keep getting room and bag mixed up