"다시 영어를 배우십시오."

Translation: Please learn English again.

[Serena1013]

Why?! me already SPEEKS it goodly??!! XD

[NiaArmyStayMoa]

hahahahaahahahaha

[Lloyd76445]

Shots fired

[BTStrash100]

Again?!? Well unless the perzon forgot how to speak english i guess...

[GiovanniSantucci]

"You must unlearn what you have learned." ~Yoda

[jadajihye]

Luvv ur profile pic...V DEEbest <3

[Lilli848718]

So true

[Lili45565]

다시 run run ~

[NiaArmyStayMoa]

BTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Andy69146]

Armyyyyyyyyyy

[Chechenboy2]

I guess they mean "take up studying it again"

[Hwaiting22]

ouch

[Stephanie859994]

I feel hurt

[layla994164]

I FEEL ATTACKED DUO ;(

[GpWq6]

This sentence cracks me up every time I see it.

[thaikanguy]

I'm doing it twice in a same test, what are you trying to say? duolingo

[Chelsie1215]

Gladly

[YeMustBeBornAgin]

I learned english by hearing it and subconciously observing and repeating heard patterns. This makes it ten times difficult to learn another language because I dont even understand what English particles or subject or objectshdjxndhdjfncn are.... But I will learn them now lol.

[ReneSofea]

Same lol i just go with what sounds good

[Straw_Neige]

Me iba a quejar de la frase pero me equivoqué al traducirla del coreano all inglés

[Mybiasjimin]

There are so many armys here its awesome!!!

[NotNatalie]

DASI RUN RUN RUN (i don't have the Korean keyboard cause I'm on my computer but still as soon as I heard it run started blasting in my head)

[dullcheeto]

다시 run run run!
here you go just copy&paste lol

[KayBean4]

Only thing that comes in my mind is "다시 Run run run...."

[Puteri81904]

I get right answerr. Why did I wrong

[oumaima-sama]

should i do that?

[isuckatlearning7]

Don't come for me like that Duo

[delia935410]

me, an Italian, learning Korean in english: AM I A JOKE TO YOU?

[JesseMaes]

Wow, this is such a low-key biting insult

[hiiamsoshook]

Me everytime duolingo is correcting my English.

[Nanase4367]

This sentence... describes our frustrations whenever we encounter awkward English translations on Duolingo for any language we learn.

[LisaEeyore]

What part of the phrase means "please?" How would "Learn English again" be said differently?

[platyfrog]

Please is sort of implied by the fact that we're using a relatively formal speech level. Like, you could use this Korean phrase with a stranger, probably. In theory, anyway...

[AliciaInDuoland]

... so that I won't have to learn Korean. Haha, just kidding

[hamseul]

nah my grammar is already perfect. lol

[KimChulay]

다시 Run Run Run!

[marengelleyen]

run run run

[erynne907297]

touchè

[NaveenChou823209]

다사 run run run

[dingdong211190]

This is what I say when my Korean friends try to speak to me in broken English

[Gray_Roze]

English is a difficult language to learn for Korean speakers, and vice versa. You should have some empathy as a Korean learner yourself.

[Dreamer0.2]

I think they were joking

[EmberSunrize]

Probably any language is hard for people to learn aside from their native language.

[Gray_Roze]

That's true, but Korean is especially difficult for us compared to most European languages. It's the same way for Korean people who learn English. The two have basically no linguistic relation, while other languages such as Romance or Germanic languages have a lot in common with English. It would be much easier for a Korean person to learn Japanese than English, because of the similar grammatical structure and the influence from Chinese on both languages.