"지금 있는 데가 어디야?"

Translation: Where is the place you are at right now?

[SvedishPlumber]

Do we have to be so literal? Where are you now was counted wrong

[BobPancakes]

I think they're being literal because "데" or "place" is the subject of the sentence, so it is specifically asking what place you are at.

"Where are you now?" is just "지금 어디야?"

You can see where the distinction lies.

[Komerinam]

Where are you now? Wrong? Really?

[Komerinam]

Where are we now? should be accepted.

[LalehanKut1]

No one says "Where is the place you are at right now?" in English.

[Noo231700]

This english translation is so awkward. Instead " Where are you right now?" - would be more natural in English.

[RyanAndrewiii]

what is the place you are in now. now what place are you at. where are you now. what place are you at now. now where are you. now what place are you at. Too much wrong.

I love duolingo korean but the wording / syntax on longer sentences is making it too unnecessarily difficult. For 2-3 questions a lesson i give up and copy/paste the answer.

[Pamela909830]

In English it is very BAD grammar to use where and at together. We should not say Where are you at? Or where is my pencil at? We should say Where are you? Or where is my pencil?
The English translation now accepts, "Where is the place you are right now?"

[ARMY_In_Distress]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but because of the ending, can this be interpreted as "Where are you now?"

[Pamela909830]

This question was answered above a few times.

[SalaHesham1]

rly man...