"학교는 장소입니다."

Translation: A school is a place.

[WilliamWil50879]

Should "The school is a place", also be acceptable.

[nleconte]

There are still a lot of alternative answers missing (especially, with respect to articles), so it will be very much appreciated if you report them using the little flag icon. Thanks!

[NadetteLovesSuga]

Yes

[AtifaVasim009]

Don't know

[ph.8zN9YW]

Yes

[shanin07]

What is the differences between 은/는 and 가/이?

[Juu1990]

"은/는" (eun/neun) are the Korean topic-marking particles.
They are used for the following purposes:
- To introduce a topic or a subject
- To show emphasis
- To show contrast.

"이/가" are used in negating these sentences like this:

Positive: A is B
"A 은/는 B 입니다."
(A eun/neun B ibnida)

Negative: A is not B
"A 은/는 B 이/가  아닙니다"
(A eun/neun B i/ga anibnida)

[sum_donkus]

theres also a question that says "집이 장소입니다" using "이" as a subject marker. when would you use it as such?

[Learnin4bangtan]

EXAMPLE: The number is different

번호가 달라요 = "가" is used to emphasize the subject before it. So in English, you're saying "the NUMBER is different".

번호는 달라요 = "는" is just a regular connector serving as "is" so it simply means "the number is different" or even "different number" with no emphasis on the number.

번호- number
달라요- different

[kayla_pastel]

I think you just confused the heck out of people who haven't learned that verb ending yet.

[brigittadesti]

Much agree with you

[HanHyeJin4]

"The school is a place" isn't wrong!

[narfees]

Does that mean 장소 means "a place"?

[Juu1990]

Yes.

[ARMYBTS102010]

Yes 장소 means place.

[Genevieve545751]

Is 입니다 a marker for "is a"?

[Juu1990]

입니다 stands for is, yes. In Korean, the verb stands in the last place of the sentence.

[Mariataetae95]

I thought 입니다 is used at the last place of a sentence if you are talking in a formal way?

[snave_]

It's the same as the Japanese です. It is used to show that two things are equal.
For example "X 가 Y 입니다' would be 'X is equal to Y', which is more closely translated to 'X is Y'.

[hj284]

Couldn't you also say "location" instead of "place?"

[ichigou100]

"장소" should also translate to "location", and trust me, I'm a native speaker and so many alternative translations are missing. I wish they would do a better job at extending the range of synonyms for each vocabulary word. they use this word a lot in korea, and it's absolutely essential to know this word.

[Ditkun]

그래요?

[OumaimaSel6]

what is the difference between hakyo"ga" and hakyo"neun" ???

[Nancy147445]

neun is used for a general statement,main subject,contrast,emphasizing general fact of the subject. ga is used for who is doing it, if there is follow up sentence or you have more to say about it,not main subject,special verbs like 있다

[india699033]

Not a god place, but a place sadly

[MMLDYeonwoo]

"School is place" should be ok

[MMLDYeonwoo]

Tell me I'm wrong

[RavenPorti2]

I am correct! What is this?!

[JiroRiyuma]

i accidentally put "places" instead of "place" >_

[Ashmi_sinha]

My name is 'Ashmi'. Please tell me how to write this in Hangul.

[my2sgu]

제 이름은 Ashmi입니다.

[avk_lina]

제 이름은 프리 얀시입니다.

[imshinlee]

A school is a place is right but I cant hear it

[itachi_akatsuki]

I cant remember any of these

[ph.CTrL6P]

What to do

[MICHAELCAESAR99]

"School is a place" is wrong?

[Avestruz742932]

stan TREASURE

[SanjayBhat183636]

I want lo learn korean

[kerolinehc]

Debug on record is ok

[_suga_2022]

at first i thought the first part was saying 'park jimin'

[ester248741]

안녕하십니까

[ph.arSoLI]

The school is place is doesn't accept

[ph.XSMe38]

This so hard

[ph.XSMe38]

This so hard

[Nilanshi219]

Hii

[KatriParov]

Plural "schools are places". Is it wrong? I just noticed the plural ending 는 in the school.

[mayflower015]

i keep trying but it's not accepting the last word