"한국 딸기는 아주 맛있습니다."

Translation: Korean strawberries are very delicious.

[Aheesha]

아주 NICE

[viaaaa13]

okay why is "tasteless" accepted for 맛없습니다 but "tasty" isn't accepted for 맛있습니다 ???? the words "tasty" and "delicious" mean the same thing????

[Murtaza633]

Ofc they do...맛있습니다 as Tasty is acceptable!!

[FA_Silence]

should be accepted tbh

[Darren453252]

Can confirm. 'Murican ones taste like wood compared to these.

[AlexanderTGIF]

Whats differences in usage betwern 너무 and 아주?

[leesan55]

너무 = too/so vs 아주 = very

[jahz08]

Then.. what's the difference between 많이 and 아주? Don't they both mean very?

[hoehoecham]

많이 technically means "a lot of" whereas 아주 literal definition is "very"

[leesan55]

korean strawberry is very delicious.... not acceptable?

[rowill88]

No, that's incorrect. It needs an article. "The", "an", "that" etc.

[ARMY1365244BTS]

Thats why V likes it.

[BTS.blackpink.]

Yeah our gucci boi

[LukeBryant9]

Shouldn't it be hangeug ue(possesive particle 's) ddargi
isn't this Korea strawberry and not Korean strawberries
sorry for not having a Korean keyboard

[Ash-Fred]

"의" can be dropped when the context is clear.

[LukeBryant9]

oh ok thanks

[KanKanMikan]

is funny that 아주 sounds like squeezing

[dullcheeto]

You mean sneezing?

[RichHlywka]

lol...And kimchi cures SARS.

Such a Korean thing to say.

[XLtb1wp5]

Difference between 아 주 and 매 우? Both means "very"

[kitsunedomino]

We wouldn't say "very delicious" in English. I guess it works to teach someone how the equivalents expression works in Korean but ut wouldn't work as a translation irl

[RodEduard]

"korean strawberry is very delicious" should be accepted

[MandyBeech]

I am being given the wrong set of words for this exercise