"걷는 물고기"

Translation: A walking fish

[anonymous0311]

Not a gerund. Adjective.

[HLM1]

Everyone downvoted this, but isn't it right? As i understand, the sentence is more like "the fish that walks" (which was an accepted answer) rather than "the fish that is currently walking" which would be a gerund

[Iron_Venema]

Anon is right, it's an adjective.

[davidee504]

375 million years ago a fish came out of the water and now I have to study for school and have and existential crisis

[dullcheeto]

haha water meat

[YW7k14]

Tsk i just wanted to comment this

[JeonJungko106028]

How? O_o

[TaerWhite]

ARMY!!!

[JKJiminVBTS]

Hey I am also an armyyyyyyyyyyy... Nice to meet you...

[army236001]

만나서 반갑습니다! 나도 아미입니다. 방탄소년단를 너무 너무 너무 많이 사랑해요!!! (⟭⟬)

[hainnie]

이런 물고기가 있어요???

[icybreeze9]

Is it as weird to say this in Korean as it is in English? Like, "walking" has the implication that the "walker" has legs; is it the same in Korean?

[Padi_Evans]

뭐야??

[abarukaw]

돌연변이 ?

https://movie.daum.net/moviedb/main?movieId=90113

[alien_nations]

이거 뭐야

[abarukaw]

This is a Korean movie where the main character is a part-time clinical trial worker for a new drug, and he turns into a half-fish.

[YW7k14]

Thanks for the movie recommendation