"The spider likes the duck."

Translation: 거미는 오리를 좋아합니다.

[AluaBeisen]

wow our lil spider has a crush

[BangJerica007]

What kind of Animal kdrama is this ?

[jlseymour3]

거미가 오리를 좋아해요 should also be accepted. Reported 1/6/18.

[Ash-Fred]

"거미가 오리를 좋아해요." is now accepted.

[Raspberry__chuu]

Maybe they should daiteu haeyo

[imma_potato123]

If you are giving a suggestion them to date then it would be 데이트하세요

[dasanders]

i learned that you can either say ~을/를 좋아하다 or ~이/가 좋다 to say 'to like'. so should i mark "거미는 오리가 좋아요" as a possible answer?

[Ash-Fred]

"거미는 오리가 좋아요." is now accepted.

[MunazzaSay1]

And they lived happily ever after....

[HYUNMIBOB]

거미는 오리를 좋아합니다가 정답입니다 틀린거아니고 정답입니다

[199311O3]

omg,,Spiders eat ducks???

[LisaEeyore]

I am still confused by the subject markers and topic markers. Is there a reason why 는 is used instead of 가 or can either be used? Is 를 a topic marker?

[gaytransmale]

를 / 을 is object marker . 는/은 are used too as 이/가 like

는/은
저 남자는 한국 사람 입니다. 그 산은 저 산보다 높습니다

를/을
저는 이 책을 있습니다
당신은 맥주를 마십니다

가/이

저 남자가/이 한국 사람 입니다

는/은 가/이 Both are accepted

I hope i helped you!

[KyleDelane6]

I think you can use either 는 or 가 in this case.

거미가 오리를 좋아합니다 means "the spider likes the duck"

거미는 오리를 좋아합니다 means "regarding the spider, [it] likes the duck"

That second sentence may sound awkward in English but it's very natural to talk that way in Korean.

Now if instead of 오리를 좋아합니다 you had 오리가 좋습니다, you would have to use 거미는. If you used 거미가 then the sentence would have two subjects and it wouldn't make sense.

거미는 오리가 좋습니다 means something like "regarding the spider, the duck is good" which still a natural way of saying "the spider likes the duck" in Korean

[xelizabethc]

why is 거미는 우리를 좋아해요 wrong?

[thaikanguy]

because 우리 is us, the duck should be 오리

[KyleDelane6]

The duck is us. We are all the duck

[Sun37317]

Aha! So that's how the two words are spelled!

[FXWn0RN6]

Does anyone know the meme behind that?

We've got "He dances together with the wolf." and "The snake deceives her." and "The cat exists and at the same time does not exist."

Is there sth. here too?