"고등학교를 졸업하지 않은 남자는 누구입니까?"

Translation: Who is the man that did not graduate from high school?

[Komerinam]

Also "who" instead of "that".

[SuperSizedSmiley]

That works just fine.

[SuperSizedSmiley]

I mean "that"

[DianaLR]

"Who" is a better choice than "that" in this sentence.

[YW7k14]

Someone literally commented the same exact thing why did yours get hate°-°

[Komerinam]

Him.

[mcriss8]

"from" 빼면 돼요. It sounds better without "from" and is very unnecessary.

[DianaLR]

I think this might be regional. We definitely need "from" in my region.

[amy452254]

the "from" should not be deciding factor if its right or wrong

[Sarah610755]

Who is the man who hasn't graduated from high school? Is this wrong?

[Druckles]

How are you supposed to differentiate between 않는 and 않은 in a Type what you hear exercise? Currently it fails, even if it's the only mistake.

[sean.mullen]

1) The medial [n] is pronounced twice as long in 않는; doubled consonants are actually held longer, unlike in English. 2) 않는 wouldn't make as much sense here, since -는 is the present tense modifier, so that sentence would mean "Who is the man that doesn't graduate/is not graduating from high school?"