No. 5,123 in Korean
너
"You" (informal, singular).
In a sentence
너는 내 친구야.
You are my friend.
In this sentence, '너' functions as the subject pronoun, referring to 'you' in a casual, intimate context.
너의 책은 어디에 있어?
Where is your book?
Here, '너' is used in its possessive form '너의', meaning 'your', showing ownership in a casual tone.
너를 좋아해.
I like you.
In this example, '너' operates as the object of the verb '좋아하다', indicating it refers to 'you' as the receiver of the action.
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