"식탁은 가운데에 있습니다."

Translation: The dining table is in the center.

[MartinaBas18]

Why putting only "table" is an error? In the very first exercise you said that 식탁 is "table" so why now you want me to say that is "dinner table"

[GiovanniSantucci]

"The table is in the center" accepted 18 Aug 2019.

[makeBTSproud]

why is it referred to as a "kitchen table" in earlier exercises when it clearly is "dinner table"

[Purple_Shade]

Perhaps because of regional variation in English. To me, a Canadian on the west coast, a kitchen table and a dining table can be the identical table. The only time I would distinguish is because of location or formality.
Where a kitchen table is always something regular people would own, a dining table is something a restaurant would own. They could be the identical table physically, but who owns them, where, and how they are used, can matter.

Why do you think it is "clearly" a dining table? Is there a distinction between the two in Korean that is notable? (In case it's not obvious I am legitimately asking a question, if there is a difference I'd like to learn about it.)

[emsuzz]

I've never seen it referred to as dining table but I've seen a lot of people complain about it.

[leesan55]

in the middle is not acceptable?

[RMarcy]

In "the" center of what?

[wintertriangles]

probably the room

[VanillaBobcat]

Is '식탁' a table, a dining table or interchangable based on context ?