No. 9,226 in Korean
걷는
"Walking" (present participle form).
In a sentence
그는 매일 아침 공원에서 걷는 것을 즐깁니다.
He enjoys walking in the park every morning.
Here, '걷는' is used as an adjective modifying '것', forming '걷는 것', which means 'the act of walking'.
걷는 길이 오래되어 보입니다.
The path walked on looks old.
In this sentence, '걷는' acts as an adjective to describe '길', specifying 'the path walked on'.
나는 걷는 동안 음악을 듣습니다.
I listen to music while walking.
Here, '걷는' is part of the phrase '걷는 동안', indicating the time during which the action 'walking' occurs.
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