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No. 395 in Korean

길을

"길을" means "a road" or "a path" in the accusative case.

In a sentence

  • 나는 길을 따라 걷는다.

    I walk along the path.

    In this sentence, '길을' refers to 'the path' as a direct object affected by the action of walking.

  • 길을 잃어버렸어요.

    I lost my way.

    Here, '길을' indicates 'the way or route,' which is the object lost in the action.

  • 친구에게 길을 물어봤다.

    I asked my friend for directions.

    In this use, '길을' stands for 'directions or the way,' which is the subject of the inquiry.

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