"나비가 납니다."

Translation: The butterfly flies.

[IenKy1412]

Fly like a butterfly

[MerryHappy7]

Wing wing wing

[Le_choc]

How does 날다 conjugate to 납니다? What are the rules behind it?

[JesseMaes]

Syllables ending in ㄹ are a special case for the -ㅂ니다/습니다 conjugation rules. When the verb stem ends in ㄹ (like 날-), you drop the ㄹ and treat it like it ends in a vowel instead.

[cameron13070]

im not korean so don't take my word on it but i think when the last consonant is a ㄹ it's dropped and then you just add the -ㅂ니다 to the 나 to get 납니다 like you'd do if there was no ㄹ and it ended with a vowel. you can probably find videos on this on YouTube though

[FaizalZahid]

So, in English, an insect that flies is a 'fly', in Korean, an insect that flies is a 'butterfly' :D

[moonbab.e]

Like a butterflyyy, like a butterfly-y.

[YutubPlzSu]

The butterFLIES

[mickyclee]

I'm pretty sure "the butterfly is flying" is acceptable too, but Duolingo is not accepting it.

[Staszek456]

Korean has a distinction between continuous and non-continuous tenses. 나비기 날고 있어요 - the butterfly is flying

[pluureng]

나비처럼 날아!
나나나 나빌레라~

[Violet_uwu]

I think this thing glitched, i put in the correct ones then it said i was wrong anf gave me the exact same things ->-

[Artikyulet]

Is there any reason this couldn't be plural? "Butterflies fly"?

[cameron13070]

i think it's because since there's a 가, that means you're not talking about butterflies in general, and since there's no 들 you're not talking about multiple butterflies so therefore it's butterfly, singular

[mikadochi]

What if I put, "Butterfly flies"

[R.Angle]

나는 아름다운 나비! Woh oo woh ooooooooo

[Leenpcy]

Bantan?