"받은 메시지"

Translation: Received message

[SvedishPlumber]

Anyone else have "gae" and "시간을" as options in what should be english only options?

[GeraldMath4]

I get those things a lot. I never choose one.

[AndrejStas]

"a received message" is incorrect, in other sentences "a..." is the only answer. It would be great if more alternative were added to these kinds of examples.

[Ash-Fred]

"A received message" is now accepted.

[ThomasWelc4]

A big "Amen" to that. My first attempt was "message received" which means exactly the same thing. I can't accept a native born Korean speaker would noy PERFECTLY understand what was said and meant.

[Ash-Fred]

"Message received" is now accepted.

[Soccermom98]

If 받은 is the past form of receive than how is the present form written in Korean?

[GeraldMath4]

받은 is not the past of "receive," it is "that (I) received." "That I receive" would be batneun (can't type Korean at the moment), with a nieun at the top of the second syllable.

[dpatkat]

Language is forever morphing, not ever in perfection. Nay, nay, and nay... https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/noy

[KanKanMikan]

HAN GOOGLE! "메세지"의 것이 좋지 않다? 왜 "메시지"

[Sarah610755]

Would 'the message I received' not be acceptable as the subject is often implied? I think I will flag it.