No. 5,120 in Korean
내한한다
"내한한다" means "to visit Korea" or "to come to Korea."
In a sentence
나는 이번 여름 방탄소년단이 내한한다는 소식을 들었어요.
I heard the news that BTS is coming to Korea this summer.
In this sentence, '내한한다' indicates the arrival of BTS to Korea, specifically referring to the context of foreign entities visiting Korea.
할리우드 배우가 내한한다니 팬들이 기뻐할 것 같아요.
Fans will likely be happy that a Hollywood actor is coming to Korea.
Here, '내한한다' describes a Hollywood actor's visit to Korea, emphasizing the excitement of fans due to this event.
이번 주말에는 국제적인 감독이 내한한다고 합니다.
An international director is reportedly coming to Korea this weekend.
In this context, '내한한다' conveys that an international director is visiting Korea, often used in news or announcements.
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