No. 1,536 in Korean
공기가
"공기가" means "air."
In a sentence
공기가 맑아서 산책하기 좋다.
The air is clear, so it's good for walking.
In this sentence, '공기가' ('air') is used as the subject of the sentence, described as clear, thereby influencing the conditions for walking outdoors.
공기가 차가워져서 따뜻한 옷을 입어야 해요.
The air has become cold, so you need to wear warm clothes.
Here, '공기가' ('air') again acts as the subject, emphasizing its temperature change that requires an appropriate action — wearing warm clothing.
이곳의 공기가 다른 곳보다 신선하다.
The air in this place is fresher than other places.
'공기가' ('air') is referenced as a comparison subject, highlighting freshness relative to other locations.
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