No. 4,951 in Korean
그들과
"Them" or "with them."
In a sentence
그들과 함께 여행을 갈 계획입니다.
I plan to go on a trip with them.
The word '그들과' is used to refer to a group of people known to the speaker, implying togetherness or association in an inclusive context.
우리는 그들과 의견을 공유하려고 했습니다.
We tried to share our opinions with them.
Here, '그들과' serves to denote the recipients of the action, i.e., the group with whom opinions are being shared, emphasizing communication or interaction.
나는 그들과 자주 연락을 합니다.
I frequently contact them.
In this case, '그들과' points to the entities being contacted, highlighting ongoing or repeated interaction between the speaker and the mentioned group.
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