"The child is clean."

Translation: 아이가 깨끗합니다.

[Lil-bub-11T7]

Are children really ever clean? I mean seriously, I was a really messy kid. I'm still messy.

[Staszek456]

Thats deep

[koyav]

Why do i relate to a comment so much

[Coby551933]

I felt that

[SabianF]

Does 깨끗한 also mean "clean" as in an "innocent" mind?

[C.Jennah]

Can someone tell me how to pronounce that last word? The audio doesn't match up to what I'd expect it to sound like.

[Samantha747567]

The reason is seems off to you is probably because when the ㅅ is the last character in a syllable block, it's sound becomes like a t. Koreans don't aspirate their words, so when the ㅅ comes, the rest of the sound comes to a stop, and therefore sounds like t.

[Tom703719]

They pronounce it correctly; in that position the "sieut" character sounds like a t rather than an s.

[Wang_Jackson]

Kay-katt-ham-ni-da

[Taylor927456]

Why does the sentence end in -합니다 rather than -습니다?