No. 10,919 in Korean
근사한
"근사한" means "wonderful" or "fine."
In a sentence
이 레스토랑은 정말 근사한 곳이에요.
This restaurant is a really splendid place.
Here, '근사한' is used as an adjective describing the restaurant, meaning splendid or excellent.
그의 얼굴에 근사한 미소가 떠올랐다.
A splendid smile appeared on his face.
In this sentence, '근사한' describes the noun 'smile,' indicating a pleasant or admirable quality.
근사한 해변을 따라 산책을 했어요.
We took a walk along the splendid beach.
Here, '근사한' is used to characterize the beach as wonderful or impressive.
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