No. 8,973 in Korean
개막을
"개막을" means "opening" or "beginning," typically referring to the start of an event or ceremony.
In a sentence
공연은 내일 저녁에 개막을 합니다.
The performance will open tomorrow evening.
Here, '개막을' is the object of the verb '합니다,' indicating the act of opening a performance or event.
축제의 개막을 축하하는 행사에 참석했습니다.
I attended the event celebrating the opening of the festival.
In this sentence, '개막을' serves as the object of the verb '축하하는,' referring to the subject of celebration.
영화제의 개막을 알리는 소식이 들려왔습니다.
The news announcing the opening of the film festival has arrived.
This example uses '개막을' as the object of the phrase '알리는 소식,' referring to the announcement of an opening.
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