"공이 더럽습니다."

Translation: The ball is dirty.

[Jay2y05]

Thas what she said

[NamelessOverlord]

I knew i wasnt the only one think this ...

[Staszek456]

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[Kayoala1234]

BTS? ARMYS? J-HOPE, "oh jimin,dirty water, no faceu.

[KookieBTSARMY101]

I'm here any other ARMY?

[JeonSuk]

U know ppitam nunmul?

[Aoi55698]

Proven gulity

[zutterbaby]

I put "This ball is dirty" and I got it wrong. Could someone help explain why? :(

[wintertriangles]

This ball = 이 공이. A/The ball = 공이/공은.

[Shootingstarr]

I am only a beginner myself, but the sentence doesn't have the word for "this" in it. So it must be "the ball", not "this ball".

[DvdMrn]

이 is "this"

[DvdMrn]

이공 would be this ball

[DvdMrn]

이공이

[scrz]

The pronoun "This" is 이거. This sentence did not use a pronoun.

[emsuzz]

Actually that is "this thing"

[emsuzz]

Like 이것...not just 이거

[Stick_figures]

what the audio said sounded a lot like the ball is itchy, but the sentence said it was dirty. my mom said it was 'deo', not 'ga'. Is this the new Yanny/Laurel?

[sara547026]

What is the difference between '합니다' And '습니다'?

[meikatelin]

it depends on whether the verb ends with -하다 or -다. if it ends with a consonant, the ending would be 습니다, but if it ends with a vowel the ending would be ㅂ니다, so 먹다 would be 먹습니다, 보다 would be 봅니다, and 공부하다 would be 공부합니다.

[spriteskii]

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