No. 11,289 in Korean
김광현을
"김광현을" means "Kim Kwang-hyun" in the object form, referring to the South Korean baseball player.
In a sentence
김광현을 좋아하는 이유는 그의 열정적인 태도 때문이다.
The reason for liking Kim Gwang-hyun is because of his passionate attitude.
The word "김광현을" is used in the accusative case as the object of the verb "좋아하다" (to like), indicating who is liked.
우리는 김광현을 경기에서 응원했다.
We cheered for Kim Gwang-hyun during the match.
Here, "김광현을" functions as the object of "응원하다" (to cheer for), showing who is being supported.
지금 김광현을 만나러 갑니다.
I am going to meet Kim Gwang-hyun now.
In this case, "김광현을" operates as the object of "만나다" (to meet), referring to whom the action of meeting is directed.
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