No. 1,561 in Korean
나라가
"나라가" means "the country" in English.
In a sentence
나라가 발전하고 있다.
The country is developing.
'나라가' (naraga) functions as the subject of the sentence, indicating the country is performing the action of developing.
내가 태어난 나라가 대한민국이야.
The country I was born in is South Korea.
'나라가' (naraga) is used as the subject of the relative clause that describes the country where I was born.
나라가 위기에 처했을 때 사람들이 힘을 합쳤다.
When the country was in crisis, the people united their strengths.
'나라가' (naraga) serves as the subject of the clause indicating the country being affected by the crisis.
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