No. 11,826 in Korean
내주
"내주" can mean "next week" or "to give/provide" depending on context.
In a sentence
그는 내주에 있을 회의를 준비하고 있다.
He is preparing for the meeting that will be held next week.
The term '내주에' means 'next week' here, where '내' indicates 'coming' and '주' means 'week'.
나는 내쭛에 갔다.
I went outside today.
Here, '내쭛에' appears to be a phonetic error; while '내주' itself would typically not reference 'outside,' please confirm intended meaning.
교사는 학생들에게 과제의 내주를 발표했다.
The teacher announced the assignment for submission.
In this context, '내주' refers to giving or issuing something to others (i.e., the assignment).
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