"웃는 강아지"

Translation: A smiling puppy

[iam4korea]

The laughing puppy?

[roberto727]

Of course.

A laughing puppy.

A smiling puppy.

The laughing puppy.

The smiling puppy.

A puppy that laughs.

A puppy that smiles.

are all viable translations.

[Taina593824]

smile dog.jpg

[Rvvz18]

no not that

[Roro39588]

how can you tell the difference aurally between 웃는 and 우는?

[FirdausJuzup]

You can, 웃는 has an emphasis on the first ㄴ sound. Use google translate to listen to the difference if the sound between the two words.

[LisaEeyore]

Please could someone clarify the pronunciation of 웃는. Thanks :)

[Laura_Inez]

The Romanization is un-nuen. The ㅅ is silent at the end of the first syllable and the ㄴ is more emphasized than in the word 우는 (crying). :)

[FirdausJuzup]

Wrong. Its more like un-neun compared to the word crying u-neun.

[Laura_Inez]

Ight. Fixed it thanks!

[HP1895]

https://youtu.be/nw1NXXj_54M

[SaphiaTrao]

Seungmin-ah is that you?

[Rajabrahon12]

Ich leibe " puppies "

[Staszek456]

you mean "liebe" :)

[notstarboard]

Plötzlich lernen wir eine andere Sprache XD

[damarisn337]

나도

[Nahnsu]

How about the laughing puppy?

[nomomochi]

Yes, that is a possible translation.

[DNA917]

How about smiling puppies?

[SuperSizedSmiley]

Wheres the capital?

[fiza787388]

How is it pronounced? Is it "uneung khangaji"

[KR2019]

un-neun gangaji

[yakovv_]

장규리

[43Simran]

Jeno lee

[Jasminmollah]

Can someone tell me why the ㅅ in some words like this- 것 are pronounced (got) but not (gos)

[HP1895]

https://youtu.be/hCewGEOaWeo

[loona979]

김승민??