No. 11,854 in Korean
너희
"You" (plural or informal, addressing a group).
In a sentence
너희 집은 정말 크구나.
Your house is really big.
In this sentence, "너희" is used as the possessive form to indicate "your" (plural), referring to the house owned by a group of people addressed informally.
너희는 오늘 무슨 계획이 있니?
Do you have any plans for today?
Here, "너희는" refers to "you (plural)" as the subject of the sentence, addressing a group informally about their plans.
나는 너희에게 작은 선물을 준비했어.
I prepared a small gift for you (plural).
In this context, "너희에게" indicates the usage of "너희" in the dative case, showing that the gift is intended for the group addressed informally.
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