"제가 먹은 불고기는 맛있었어요."

Translation: The bulgogi which I ate was delicious.

[Spaqin]

Anyone wanna point the difference between past tense modifier vs present?

[DanaAgusto]

Past: ~(으)ㄴ (Example: 마신 물), Present: ~는 (Example: 마시는 물), Future: ~(으)ㄹ (Example: 마실 물)

[Ava506452]

Maybe depends on the verb ending

[ColeKeesey]

Shouldnt "The bulgogi that I ate was very delicious" be accepted aswell?

[TheSkunk]

It suggested that the correct answer was: "The bulgogi which i'd was delicious."

(For the record, I had typed "The bulgogi which I ate was delicous"

[MalloryTheNinja]

Can this phrasing be used as a more general concept, ie "The bulgogi I've eaten was delicious" - that is, in your experience, all the bulgogi you've had is delicious? Or is it only referring to a single serving you had one time?

[Ash-Fred]

The former is unlikely, but possible. "The bulgogi I've eaten was delicious." is now accepted. You would say "제가 먹은 불고기는 다 맛있었어요." to refer to all the bulgogi. Also depending on the context, you'd use -던 instead.

[GeraldMath4]

I've got to remember: If you read fast, a biob can look like a mieum, turning bulgogi into fish! (Listening more closely might help too.)

[OKAMOTO_Yusuke]

"The bulgogi which I ate was delicious" would be correct. Posted on Dec. 11, 2017.

[Ash-Fred]

"The bulgogi which I ate was delicious." is now accepted and the primary translation.

[abhikun]

I ate The bulgogi which was delicious