"큰 금붕어가 일찍 왔어."

Translation: The big goldfish came early.

[junhoon]

Lol, this whole section is very Duolingo.

[imma_potato123]

First this goldfish comes early then starts to sing suddenly and finally is served as dinner. Duo is on crack?!

[KanKanMikan]

how long did he last?

[YW7k14]

Relatively long

[deactivated user]

"the large goldfish came early"

[deactivated user]

lol

[M45Pleiades]

is this a euphemism?

[GeraldMath4]

How does one distinguish "large" from "big" in Korean?

[hippietrail]

They're synonyms. It's possible there's only one Korean word that covers both. Even if there are two or three Korean words that doesn't mean there will necessarily be a 1:1 mapping between them in the two languages.

Meaning, if you tried "large" and it said it was wrong, it's not wrong but you have to report it so they can add it.

[richardjung21]

What about "A big goldfish came early?"

[Kiyomice]

Thats fine. If it's not accepted, report it so it can be added.

[KyleDelane6]

If fish is 물고기 then what's 붕어?

[ErikRed1]

"Carp" according to the tips.

금붕어 = "gold carp"