"여자가 날씬합니다."

Translation: The woman is thin.

[tineeblusher]

Thank you 3 bears song lol

[imma_potato123]

For those Who don't Know:
곰세마리가 한집에 있어
(Gom se mariga han jibe isso)
아빠 곰, 엄마곰, 애기곰
(Appa gom,eomma gom,aegi gom)
아빠곰은뚱뚱해
(Appa gomeun ttung ttung hae)
엄마곰은 날씬해
(Eomma gomeun nalsshinhae)
애기곰은 너무 귀여워
(Aegi gomeun nomu gwiowo)
으쓱!으쓱 ! 잘한다.
(Eussheug Eussheug jhalhanda)

I wrote everything using keyboard ㅠㅠ

[_thaophuong_]

Taehyung sang this song^^

[ph.WqDZy9]

Well this is Duolingo not vlive to mention about him here

[yoonie.l]

That brings back childhood memories ;o;

[hamida316146]

I know

[Hi_C_King]

Oh, I was just about to comment that. Glad to see I'm not the only one who knows the song!

[Jichuuuuuuuuuuuu]

What song is that?

[FirdausJuzup]

Good song to learn basic Korean

[Lizzistired]

Haha, can't relate

[sg_gemini]

lol, same

[KookieBTSARMY101]

It's okay, let's cry together cause me too... Me too...

[RandomDuoU]

Same. 저는 날씬 아닙니다.

[deactivated user]

Nah, she thiiicccc lol

[lang864129]

女子는 날씬합니다

[harhui]

So you're not talking avout me, then?

[bigfatpun]

when you put skinny as an answer but its actually thin

[imma_potato123]

많이 먹어! 많이 먹어 !!

[blackpearlhere]

Cant relate :(

[GSparklyAvocado]

How do you know when to ignore the pronunciation of certain consonants? For example the "ㄹ" in 널씬합니다

Phonetically I hear "nai-shim-hab-nee-dah"

[imma_potato123]

안녕!
It's날씬합니다,i think you're mistaken. 날씬합니다(Nal-sshin-ham-ni-da) is the correct pronunciation.
날씬한(Nal-sshin-han) is to be thin. I hope it helps.

[tomsigurd]

ㄹ is pronounced as "L" in "날씬합니다". Generally, ㄹ sounds like "L" when followed by a consonant and "R" when followed by a vowel.

[RandomDuoU]

Thank you so much. I never know when its r or l so this helps me a lot.

[DaemonBeats]

What's the difference between 입니다 and 합니다?

[tomsigurd]

입니다 is the formal form of 이다, "to be" and 합니다 is the formal form of 하다, "to do". As in 저는 학생입니다 - "I am a student", and 저는 공부합니다 - "I am studying" (lit. I am doing study). However, Korean often uses 하다 also in verbs that translate to "be" something, e.g. 행복하다, "to be happy". Depending on your first language, it can be confusing at first but you'll get it!

[MochaTrip]

This was really helpful. Thanks!

[CherylElaine6543]

Finally, i'm thin.l, yes!! That's the thruth

[hannie0325]

As that'd be important

[Ineshelena]

I replied exactly like this

[Rey2704]

Btw I'm a girl :D

[notstarboard]

Does 날씬히다 have anything to do with 날씨, meaning "weather"? Or is that just a coincidence?

[ph.JHEVdt]

Is thin I cannot pronounce pls help me in this

[AnjaliHada4]

Understand All Sentences

[zaha798123]

How is army and here to learn korean? hahahah

[JEONARMY10]

Is not