"청소하지 마!"

Translation: Do not clean!

[DominicIsi]

Let the frog do it

[katienanami]

lmaoooo

[13bimic]

Lold to this on public transport

[sakura.autumn]

SKFJKWKF

[icesundae]

Is "don't clean up" acceptable?

[kangmang]

Yes.

[Ella168399]

Yeah I think so

[Staszek456]

It's even better imo

[nanawrote]

Mine was marked as wrong

[KookieBTSARMY101]

Oh, I'm not supposed to clean? Okay drops the broom and goes back to sleep

[AmandaStok10]

I imagine that this is among the least actually used statements

[JasonW98]

Love that Kim Min Ju's reference

[nemojo2]

Something I'll never hear my mom say :'(

[cornyholio]

Does, Stop cleaning work?
As I recall 하지마 means STOP

[Aheesha]

I think 하지마 means something along the lines of "don't" rather than "stop". So I dont think "stop cleaning" would be a very accurate translation.

[Monzay]

You are right

[SuperSizedSmiley]

하지마 means don't do < verb goes here >

[-RHCP-]

Stop cleaning = 청소 그만해.

[hippietrail]

Not the best life advice (-:

[Divisha216557]

Ah so this is frm where hajima comes

[suhandiwiratama]

"Do not clean up!" marked wrong? Darn it..

[nurulujung]

Why "don't clean up" is wrong

[iglO1]

Why is this wrong? "Don't clean up."

[ARMY1365244BTS]

Jimin will be delighted and Hobi will be enraged.

[Monzay]

Hahah

[nanawrote]

I answered "don't clean up" and I believe it should be accepted