"Let's go to Korea every day."

Translation: 매일 한국에 갑시다.

[JuhiJain96]

i wish

[luluBTS]

starts packing bags

[THEBOSS443]

I would love to.

[Lidyangelia]

네. 합시다!

[Kou_lng]

여러분 가자! ㅎㅎ

[CamillaCSN]

Can you imagine how much would it cost?

[viswarkarman]

In a previous question, I used "오늘은" for "today" and it was marked correct. Here I used "매일은" for "every day" and it was marked incorrect. I know "오늘은" is common, and "매일은" is a little awkward to say and therefore not so common, but it is grammatically correct, yes? Or am I missing something subtle here?

[squeakpeak]

가자아아아! 근데, 돈 없는데요 :)))

[mowe1l]

i want to go home :(((

[Ann784576]

On my way! :)

[Nithyafran]

Ommmaa..!! I got my motivation to move out of the house

[satv_]

I wish..

[paris99a]

매일 어떻게요??ㅎㅎ

[9oowangdae]

그런걸 이미한다

[a1g41]

손님, 돈이 없습니다

[MarcelloS10]

I wish so!

[uh_ew_stop]

Well that's a little expensive

[DKMark_20]

Every K-pop fan's wish!

[Moaonceneverland]

Duolingo be flexing