No. 72 in Korean
간
The Korean word "간" can mean "liver," "interval/space," or "between," depending on context.
In a sentence
이틀 간 여행을 다녀왔어요.
I went on a trip for two days.
간 here is used to denote a duration of time.
우리 둘 간의 오해를 풀자.
Let’s resolve the misunderstanding between us.
간 here represents a relationship or an interval between two entities.
도시 간 고속버스를 잡아타다.
I caught a city-to-city express bus.
간 in this sentence indicates a connection or span between two locations.
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