This is the 353rd most frequent Korean word.
못하는
"못하는" means "unable to do" or "not good at."
Here, '못하는' expresses a current inability due to lack of practice or experience, describing the speaker's ability level in bicycle riding.
저는 아직 자전거 타기를 못하는 상태입니다.
I am still unable to ride a bicycle.
Here, '못하는' conveys inability or lack of skill, explaining that 'he' is not able to swim.
그는 수영을 못하는 것 같아요.
It seems that he cannot swim.
In this context, '못하는' indicates personal difficulty or incapacity in an activity, highlighting the speaker's struggle with dancing.