"저는 사람입니다."

Translation: I am a person.

[brittelo]

Why is this one 저는, but "I am a woman" chaega (I don't know how to spell it)

[karinadia]

that's the variation of formal speech. like towards older or senior folks you use 조는 but the formal casual form (in which you use towards other people in general) is 제가 and this quite shows how inconsistent duolingo is. if you really want to learn korean you can't depend on this one only

[mychemfan1]

Any other programs or apps you would reccomend?

[RinandaAme1]

So where should i learn korean in consistent way?

[DANIELLEMOLINARO]

if you're willing to invest in your learning, I recommend the Talk To Me in Korean textbooks and workbooks. They are much more thorough than Duolingo. I highly recommend!

[ph.Dlfu0Q]

Yes thats same with mee

[BeaBotha]

This voice needs to speak a bit slowet. Or they should have a speed bar on the side where we can slow the speech down a bit to hear properly. Some of the phrases are difficult to catch because they're being said so fast

[Vynaa]

I thought it said "저는 사랑합니다" and i was all "Yeah true."

I leanred some Korean before this

[mychemfan1]

What does that mean?

[SindhuNara]

doesnt that mean "I am love"

[love.rjshjjv]

yep

[ErnestBlanco]

Same.

[Rob794907]

Can someone give me some additional insight how the 'to be' part is supposed to sound? I'm thinking something like 'ip ni da', but the duolingo speaker sounds different.

[Siobhan491613]

It's somewhere between "im ni da" and "ip ni da". Listen to some native Korean speakers on youtube and you'll hear it used quite frequently.

[love.rjshjjv]

that's because it's a ㅂ and then a ㄴ

[mychemfan1]

Why is 저는 different from 제가?

[love.rjshjjv]

jeoneun is formal and jega is more informal

[TsurayyaFa]

What is particle describe "A"?

[BangtansKo]

I'm not sure but i think there is not an article in Korean

[xxtatsxx]

In Korean you have to learn to assume

[Lydia406879]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4p4iY3aIxzI

[Javeria644375]

So everyone is so confused at the ending word 'ip mi da' but because I speak urdu I found it not confusing,I just found out korean and urdu have the same grammer omg I am soo happy. :) Yay! I think just, I think that 'ip mi da' is a sentence ending thing btw The sentence I am a person (lol) doulingo is confused if I am a human,robot or animal.Lmao

[Adriellesena]

What the difference between 제가 and 저는??

[love.rjshjjv]

jega is informal and jeoneun is formal

[AuntE3]

Where is the verb am in this sentence?

[mychemfan1]

The ending "입니다" means "am".

[mychemfan1]

Or also "are"

[Skai696360]

Isn't 'ip nida' more formal?

[DisgruntledDavid]

English	Hangul	Romanization	IME Typing
I	저	jeo	wj
topic marker (used after vowel)	는	neun	sms
person/human being	사람	saram	tkfka
is (formal polite)	입니다	imnida	dlqslek

Native Korean pronunciation via Forvo:

• https://forvo.com/word/저는/
• https://forvo.com/word/사람/
• https://forvo.com/word/입니다/