"주황색인 꽃이 싸요."

Translation: The orange flower is cheap.

[Sarah610755]

An orange flower is cheap was also marked wrong.

[RandyAlexa]

How is this different from "Orange flowers are cheap"?

[DonutEggRoll]

It isn't

[CodyCrawfo8]

Orange flowers are cheap?

[katienanami]

orange flowers are cheap !!!

[ChengXiaoBiased]

so... does this 이 mean "the"

[mhin1]

No. In this sentence, it marks the subject clause: "a/the flower".

The Korean language doesn't have definite/indefinite articles like English. A distinction between these translations requires additional context.

[NamanSinghal844]

Good explanation Sir/Ma'am

[Jaques_cognac]

What does the 인 , that appears after colour, means? What is it for?

[mhin1]

From https://www.duolingo.com/skill/ko/Colors/tips-and-notes

Sometimes these adjectives are followed by 색 "color" with or without ~인, the Modifier form of ~이다.

It is just another way of describing the color of a something in Korean.

[salturdottir]

Does that really matter that I put "the" or not?