"이 아이는 책 서른여덟 권을 써요."

Translation: This child writes thirty-eight books.

[AricAdam]

Very smart child

[MadsNrgaar1]

We have no information about the quality of the books though.

[SabianF]

It's Stewie!

[ReneeL19]

Is 권을 the counter for books?

[scrz]

권 is the counter for volumes of books, and notebooks. 을 is just a particle.

[sdharper]

권 is the counter

[CooperReid4]

Just 관. 을 is the object marker

[JustinEvan484017]

Yes it is. Specifically just 권. 을 is the object marker.

[shayisnthere]

권 is the counter and 을 is the object-marking particle!

[leticiaNev19]

Yep

[ververthesecret]

Just 권

[Gary251512]

Think so

[PV8F4]

Yes it is the counter for books. I mean it represents the volume for example volume 1 volume 2 ...... volume 30

[safibta]

Yes

[DiBast]

Probably

[Winston298006]

Nice name! ;-)

[heyitsdruw]

And I'm here barely writing just one. Good kid.

[baelasi]

이 아이는 똑똑해요

[Lloyd76445]

Smart kid

[rosssville]

child = kid. "kid" should also be accepted.

[WooyunChoi]

Isn't kid a goat

[Idea_Dynamo]

Gotta catch up to this kid. I've only written one so far.

[Biklar]

So many different counters to learn (people, buildings, books, ages, etc). Definitely need to get this down.

[starmi23]

my inspiration

[InfiresMan_1]

Wow.

[Polyamorousglot]

And here I am without even writing my school homework

[CamillaCSN]

The child is better than George R. R. Maritn

[AspryWrites]

Gtfooh...

[Gaming4Gir]

Oi shiteu