No. 3,242 in Korean
국가를
"국가를" means "the nation" or "the country" (accusative case).
In a sentence
저는 항상 국가를 위해 노력합니다.
I always strive for the nation.
Here, '국가를' is the object of the verb '노력합니다', meaning the efforts are directed towards the nation.
그 정치인은 국가를 중요한 가치로 여깁니다.
That politician considers the nation as an important value.
In this case, '국가를' serves as the object of the verb '여깁니다', denoting that the nation is considered important.
학생들은 국가를 제대로 이해하지 못합니다.
The students do not properly understand the nation.
Here, '국가를' is again the object of the verb '이해하지 못합니다', emphasizing the subject's lack of understanding of the nation.
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