"이 국은 양파 맛이 나요."

Translation: This soup tastes like onion.

[Tim608103]

What is the difference between 수프 and 국?

[nleconte]

The etymological origin, I'd say... English versus native Korean.

You can also add 탕 to that list (Chinese origin).

Now, certain dishes are common to use on or the other, so better learn/memorize them as is as you encounter them.

[Jeong-JinL]

What is the soup and where can I get some?

[LYTJAj]

Probably translate to sth like taste of onion is strong makes more sense

[deactivated user]

this soup tastes of onions - do like tearing my hair out

[ConnonThom]

Can someone explain the difference between this grammar and 같아요?

[KR2019]

The literal translations would be different. This sentence does not actually have anything meaning "is like".

[the_crait]

Ew