No. 5,194 in Korean
다니엘을
The word "다니엘을" is the name "Daniel" with the object marker "-을" in Korean, indicating it is the object of a sentence.
In a sentence
다니엘을 친구로 소개했어요.
I introduced Daniel as a friend.
The word '다니엘을' is the object of the verb '소개했어요,' indicating the person being introduced as a friend.
다니엘을 만나러 갑니다.
I am going to meet Daniel.
Here, '다니엘을' serves as the object of the verb '만나러,' signifying Daniel is the person the speaker intends to meet.
다니엘을 기다리는 중이에요.
I am waiting for Daniel.
In this sentence, '다니엘을' is the object of the verb '기다리는,' showing that Daniel is the person being waited for.
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