"그는 한국어를 잊지 않아요."

Translation: He does not forget Korean.

[RoneBusky]

I was in past tense mode so I wrote: He didn't forget Korean.

[neonpinkeu]

잊지 마!

[pluureng]

-여기서 있는 rose (ooh) 언제나 빛날 수 있게!!~

[HeyItsJayyy]

La la la la vie en rose

[Meuwon]

This is my~ la la la la vie en rose

[Monzay]

JM

[sbuckeye]

Duo won't let him forget!! ^_^

[BobPancakes]

그는 한국어를 잊지 않았어요

[Straw_Neige]

And what's the difference between 잊다 and 잊어버리다?

[emma022005]

Thank you my friend, 잊지 않을게~
-4419

[dullcheeto]

Stay!!! I LOVE 4419!! :D And it's great that I know what that line means now. :)

[Jeong-JinL]

Is 잊지 pronounced [itši] or [idži]?

[Jeong-JinL]

Hey younger, more innocent me! Just lump them together.
잊지 -> /이찌/ [it͡ɕ͈í] (í means high tone in IPA)

[icybreeze9]

A better way of putting it is this:
The ㅈ in 잊 would make the 지 pronounced as 찌
Consonants that "stop the sound" (ㅈ,ㄷ,ㅅ,ㅌ,ㅊ) makes the next consonant "tense" (지 -> 찌)

So, 잊지 -> 이찌

[ShreyaPanwar4]

Its sounds like Itzy

[army23600]

Oh really! 잊지 sounds like itzy. LOL . I'm also a k-pop fan

[miloberrie]

im jealous

[B.StarGirl]

If this is past tense, why isnt "He DID NOT forget Korean" an acceptable answer?

[nleconte]

It's not pas tense, even though it might be listed in the wrong section.

[slowsummits]

i though that 잊다 was one of those korean words that describes the moment of forgetting or whatever - so this should be in the past tense (잊지 않았어요) or the present continuous (잊지 않고 있어요) to get across the same sense as the english. have i misremembered?

[Shaxton]

Papago translates this sentence as "He never forgets Korean." Accurate?

[Emily407484]

I said He didn't forget Korean. It said it was incorrect since it should say He does not forget Korean. Same thing

[8darling]

god i wish that were me

[Woodsman72]

Such a sentences in the present time doesn't make any sense...

[Woodsman72]

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[kitsunedomino]

what does this even mean? i cant think of anything we'd express like this in English. Either "he isnt forgotten his Korean" (maybe) or "he hasn't forgotten his Korean"

[Miana_bi]

Good for him :'))

[LukeMadhan]

How would you say "he did not forget Korean"