"겨울에는 눈이 와요."

Translation: It snows in the winter.

[JennyAntho2]

Can you also say "in winter it snows?"

[PaulJonesOz]

Of course u can

[fir72405]

I put that too but they didnt accept it. Let's flag it

[Charley_Charley]

I think you should be able to. Hopefully they will fix this.

[koshki]

Would "Snow comes in the winter?" work for this?

[Jweg61]

I was marked wrong for putting "Snow comes in the winter". Maybe it's too literally translated? In the Korean mind does 와요 in this sentence make one think of the verb "coming", or does something else go through the mind?

Or is it wrong for something else? Are we expected to think to use a more common English phrase as a translation for this phrase?

[hoseok821831]

it snows during winter
its correct right?

[soobee620]

Can someone explain why "겨울에 눈이 와요" (without 는) is wrong?

[BobaBunny5]

Why is the 와요 there rather than just putting 눈 at the end as a regular verb?

[JL95]

눈 isn't a verb; it's a noun.

[aamirza216]

캐나다에서는 가을이랑 봄에도 눈이 와요 ㅠㅠ