"The students raise a cat at school."

Translation: 학생들이 학교에서 고양이를 길러요.

[imma_potato123]

raise is it like to take care or to raise in air like simba??!!

[notstarboard]

The former. I think the verb is 기르다, which means "to raise" in the sense of "to cultivate", "to rear", "to foster", or "to educate".

[marine-france]

Why is "학생들은" considered a typo here ?

[3Dollars]

they're looking for 학생들이 I think? :>

[Kira1632]

I think that was marked wrong because 은/는 are typically used for general topics, so in this case the meaning of the sentence would change. It would translate as "students (in general) raise a cat at school" instead of "the students (these students in particular) raise a cat at school". If this is actually wrong somebody please correct me; we're all learning here, after all!

[pae668595]

what's the dictionary form of the verb 길러?

[Doraria]

기르다

[loeychenda]

Does anyone know the difference between 학교에 and 하교에서?

[Dot145]

"학교에서 학생들이 고양이를 길러요"라고 should be acceptable

[gloomyandstrange]

Youre normally supposed to put the subject (the students) first and the location (school) second

[ski508]

Isn't the cat the subject?

[Myshro]

i'm pretty sure it is the object. if it was the subject it would be more like "the cat raised the students" (i think) it also has 를 attached

[MidSummer9]

No, cat is the object

[FirdausJuzup]

학생들 is the subject in the conversation, hence the particle 이 used there. Since Korean sentence structure follows the S-O-V pattern, 학생들이 must be place at rhe front of the sentence.

[ski508]

I wrote the same as above person. Is this not accepted?

[Tushita246621]

What is thw usage of 를?

[loeychenda]

The object i think? Like in this case the students (subject) raise a cat (object).. so that's why we use 고양이를

[deactivated user]

this reminds me of me and my friends