"Please learn Korean again."

Translation: 다시 한국어를 배우십시오.

[uq.]

brutal

[Chel_1215]

Duolingo callin us out

[jaisaige]

I'm working on it

[silvia0515]

다시 run run run

[JS131.]

난 멈출 수가 없어 ~

[Shriya2020]

Army

[Serena824462]

No

[JorgeUrrut18]

When you finish the korean course in Duolingo and then go to Korea to test your skills.

[Kai460548]

iM tRyInG

[Serena824462]

충분해

[junhoon]

Again? I'm still working on the first one!

[Mariam675031]

Why is again not after Korean? Is both equally used?( I mean in front of the sentence or after Korean?) I try to find a rule for myself.

[rechrvan322]

In Korean language, the word's order does not matter 한국어를 다시 배우십시오 = 다시 한국어를 배우십시오 both are OK and basically the same meaning

[SpennyLoaf]

I had the same question. Following the subject>verb rule I would think Korean would be the subject and come first no? Seems odd

[ElielF4]

Actually, Korean is the object, the particle 를/ 을 indicates the object of the phrase, so the place where you get the object doesn't matter if the verb is at the end.

[Fauziaaang]

I didn't put 다시 but my answr is correct

[KookieBTSARMY101]

다시 is required because the sentence says to learn Korean AGAIN otherwise it's not clear that the person they are talking to has learnt Korean BEFORE AS WELL :)

[Padi_Evans]

Me too. Should I flag it?

[Ivy_EXO_L]

싫어.

[silvia0515]

Don't be that hard on us Duo we're trying LOL

[Kooknkim7]

Ah ok Duo, sure. I thought i was trying my best :)

[Park_Arine4]

Point of view:
You tried to talk to Suga in Korean

[niclyseries]

i-

[AdritaSen]

Ouch!

[insta-vi__roha]

Farewell DUOILNGO? Already?

[Mabeck5]

It said I had a typo with 한국을. It suggested 한국말?

[Lyliana0324]

한국을 means Korea (Please study Korea more). You can use both 한국말 or 한국어 but most people use 한국어 instead of 한국말.

[hyeflrt]

CRIES

[LiviaCaleffi]

제발 힌국어를 배우십지 다시 체발