No. 5,061 in Korean
꽃을
"꽃을" means "flower" (object marker included).
In a sentence
저는 꽃을 좋아합니다.
I like flowers.
Here, '꽃을' is the object of the verb '좋아합니다' (like). The particle '을' denotes that '꽃' (flower) is the direct object of the action.
꽃을 보고 기뻐했어요.
I felt happy looking at the flower.
In this sentence, '꽃을' is the object of the verb '보고' (looking). It specifies what is being looked at.
아이들이 꽃을 꺾고 있어요.
The children are plucking flowers.
Here, '꽃을' serves as the object of the verb '꺾고' (plucking). It indicates what the children are plucking.
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