No. 12,097 in Korean
누구가를
"누구가를" is not a correct or standard Korean word or phrase. It seems to be a mix or typo involving "누구 (who)" and possibly "가 (subject marker)" or "를 (object marker)."
In a sentence
누구가를 도와줄 수 있나요?
Can someone help?
The word '누구가를' is used here as the object to indicate 'someone who can be helped.'
사람들 중에서 누구가를 선택해야 하나요?
Among the people, who should be chosen?
In this sentence, '누구가를' is used to refer to 'someone' as the selective object in the question.
누구가를 알아보고 싶어요.
I want to know about someone.
Here, '누구가를' indicates 'someone' and serves as the object of the verb 'to know.'
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