"케이크가 십니까?"

Translation: Is the cake sour?

[Ros972325]

I'd hope not

[CGTokki]

I'd appreciate it if the the dictionary form would be shown. It makes it easier to understand all the derivations from the same word, as one makes progress throughout the lessons.

[Indi.grt]

Sour cake?

[Katiedmason]

Love your pic. Jimin correct?

[Gaming4Gir]

Yeah :)

[Sami610230]

Unless the person who made it LOVES lemons

[Kiyomice]

Hmm, well, cake is cake. I'll eat it anyway!

[conniestar16]

Is there ever a cake that is sour?

[dpatkat]

If made with spoiled cherries.

[Myles288]

Does 십니까 really mean sour?

[Ash-Fred]

"시-" means "to be sour", and "-ㅂ니까" is an interrogative ending.

[Myles288]

Ah thank you!

[mapark0503]

Yes,it is

[KatherineSakurai]

First bitter cakes and now sour cakes; what are cakes made of in Korea?

[stan.day6]

What is the stem of sour? 시다?

[SoobinsBread420]

I looked it up in the dictionary, and the noun form is 시다, and the modifier form would be 신.
I might be wrong, please inform me if i am :)

[mapark0503]

케이크가 십니까?

[MaraAnglic61425]

????