"그녀는 열심히 공부하지 않아요."

Translation: She does not study hard.

[GuiyeounTokki]

Diligently is definitely more accurate. Hard can mean too many different things according to context. It's confusing for learners.

[Hyacinth893244]

What's the difference between 않아요 and 안니요?

[Montanzi]

않아요 means does not (do). 아니요 simply means no

[Yoshi.5]

Yeesh, a way to call me out

[nochu971]

Isn't 열심히 diligently or someone informed me wrong?

[ravenmoo]

I was taught in my Korean class that is was "diligently" so... lol It should be accepted.

[wintertriangles]

It can be. Hard works fine too though.

[Woodsman72]

I supose it means hard. Diligently is propabely 부지런히... Am I right?

[Padi_Evans]

네. 그녀는 예쁜데 게을러요!

[tatamic]

i woke up and i was attacked by this

[ARMY1365244BTS]

It's a fact though

[ph.ZuYyJN]

Is Duolingo talking about me

[Alyonahomy]

It me

[SAbFsy]

She is lazy, but pretty hah

[Hyacinth893244]

What's the difference between 않아요 and 안니요?

[snooze.tm]

않아요 is the verb which = not, does/do not. In this sentence 않아요 gives the
"does not" in "She does not study hard/dilligently."
And I'm not sure what you meant by 안니요, but if you meant 아니요 then that is simply the word "no" and is not a verb that can be interchanged with 않아요 !
For example you could make this sentence,
아니요, 그녀는 열심히 공부하지 않아요. No, she does not study hard.
a sentence like that would be as if answering the question "Does she study hard?"
hope this helped! I'm still learning too!

[Hanzo_Ergo]

She hardly studies. She hardly doesnt studies. She doesn't study hardly. She doesn't study hard. She hardly doesn't study.

I just realized when we say someone hardly does something, it means they rarely do something. But i never questioned it all this time lol. Time to Google for some answers.

[cinqueling]

그녀는 공부하지 않아요 - She does not study. Now + 열심히 = She does that hard! For me the meaning is: she does everything to not study