"사과가 위에서 떨어져요."

Translation: The apple falls from above.

[MadsNrgaar1]

Right down on Newton's head.

[DominicIsi]

Leaving him unconscious

[Madhumitha_N]

That's when it all started... sometimes I wish it wasn't a small apple but something else... (You know what I mean?)

[deactivated user]

눈꽃이 떨어져요~

[scrz]

또 조금씩 멀어져요

[LuciaHdC]

보고 싶다~

[Claudia763]

보고 싶다

[Duo_Euphoria]

보고 싶다

[loukyu]

보고 싶다

[AbelVP25]

Physics

[SadiaAsmat]

And then left us to study the process of falling

[Mar561767]

Yves "New" mv at 3:01 mins

[YW7k14]

Thanks for letting me know, Duo.

[xhalfltm]

what's wrong with "the apple falls from THE above"?

[AndrewWatts18]

You can't say "the above" in English, at least not in any dialect that I'm aware of.

[J7jx10]

"All of THE above" is a static phrase

[AndrewWatts18]

OK. That falls in the "exception that proves the rule" category, I think. There exists a set phrase where "above" nominalizes, but even there I would argue that there's some sort of implicit noun like "all of the (options) above" even if "above" is filling the surface noun slot.

[caeldom]

"The apple above falls" valid translation? or would that be 위 사과가 떨어져?

[akagi484099.]

And hence we get the gravitation law