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No. 3,368 in Korean

누구를

"누구를" means "whom" in English, used as an object in a sentence.

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  • 누구를 만나기로 했니?

    Who did you plan to meet?

    In this sentence, '누구를' is used as the object of the verb '만나기로 하다,' meaning 'to plan to meet.' It asks about the specific person planned to be met.

  • 누구를 가장 좋아하나요?

    Who do you like the most?

    Here, '누구를' serves as the object of the verb '좋아하다,' meaning 'to like.' It inquires which person is liked the most by the subject.

  • 누구를 초대해야 할까요?

    Who should we invite?

    In this sentence, '누구를' functions as the object of the verb '초대하다,' meaning 'to invite.' It is used to ask about the specific individuals to be invited.

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