"기자는 매일이 바쁘다고 생각해요."

Translation: The reporter thinks every day is busy.

[beagoodone]

기레기 is a common slang, which is a combinition of 기자(a reporter)+쓰레기(trash). you'd find it often at comment areas of korean news media XD

[imma_potato123]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ뭐야! This is funny as I've seen most reporters often manipulate the news and spread false things.기레기 ㅋㅋㅋ

[RQZ.Sash]

Is there any possibility that this sentence is translated into the following?

I think the reporter is busy every day.

[Hwiseon]

If you take this sentence to any Korean, most people will come up with your translation. People will assume that subject is ommited, and automatically think '-는' was used to give stress on the word '기자', not as a subjective particle.

[OlgaTheTerrible]

Isn't 매일이 the subject of 바쁘다 here?

[Hirosh8]

Right, so ....very funny sentence. Duo seems to be ignorant of English grammar.

[LenguaChaos]

I actually read it with your translation at first. I guess it's one of the sentences that really need to be heard in context

[Komerinam]

should add "that".

[LukeMadhan]

This feels like a very unnatural word order...

[Kiyomice]

Hmm... Then how would you say "A report thinks he is busy every day"?

[OlgaTheTerrible]

I think it'd be:

기자는 매일 자신이 바쁘다고 생각해요.

Also, I'm pretty sure that as soon as you mark 매일 with 이, it's the only subject of 바쁘다, disallowing 기자 from taking that position.

[baelasi]

매일이 바쁘다고 기자는 생각해요.

[Kiyomice]

Not sure I follow. I would have thought that your sentence would have the exact same translation as Duolingo's sentence. Where is it exactly that the meaning gets changed?

[baelasi]

According to Hwiseon above, Duolingo's sentence would be understood as "I think the reporter is busy every day." My sentence removes that possible interpretation by putting 기자는 right before 생각해요.

[LenguaChaos]

Theoretically, if the reporter things that every day is a busy day, doesn't that also mean/imply that he thinks he's busy every day?

[Angemony]

"A reporter thinks (that) every day is busy" I think is another way to say the same thing in English, but less clunky.

[Shaxton]

Papago translates the sentence this way: "I think the reporter is busy every day."