No. 12,102 in Korean
누굴
"누굴" is the contracted form of "누구를," meaning "whom" (object form).
In a sentence
누굴 만나러 가는 거야?
Who are you going to see?
The word '누굴' is derived from '누구를', which is the accusative form of '누구' (meaning 'who'). In this sentence, '누굴' is used to ask whom the subject is going to meet.
그는 누굴 찾고 있었던 거야?
Who was he looking for?
Here, '누굴' is again used as the accusative form of '누구', questioning the object of the verb 'looking for'.
파티에서 누굴 봤어?
Who did you see at the party?
'누굴' indicates inquiry about the person who was seen at the party, serving as the object of the verb 'seen'.
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