No. 1,301 in Korean
누가
"누가" means "who" (subject form) in English.
In a sentence
누가 그 책을 읽었어요?
Who read that book?
In this sentence, '누가' is used as an interrogative pronoun to ask about the subject who performed the action of reading.
누가 당신에게 이를 알려줬나요?
Who informed you about this?
Here, '누가' serves as the subject inquiring about the agent who communicated the information.
누가 이 과제를 해결할지 몰랐어요.
I didn’t know who would solve this assignment.
In this context, '누가' introduces a clause to express unknown subject carrying out the action, emphasizing an indirect question.
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