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No. 12,352 in Korean

달걀을

"달걀을" means "egg" (object form).

In a sentence

  • 달걀을 냉장고에 넣어주세요.

    Please put the eggs in the refrigerator.

    Here, '달걀을' functions as an object receiving the action '넣어주세요' (put). This shows the usage of '달걀을' in a request context where eggs are being acted upon.

  • 달걀을 아침 식사로 먹습니다.

    I eat eggs for breakfast.

    In this sentence, '달걀을' serves as the object being consumed and directly connects to '먹습니다' (eat). It demonstrates '달걀을' in a statement regarding a habitual activity.

  • 엄마가 달걀을 요리하고 있어요.

    Mom is cooking eggs.

    Here, '달걀을' is the object that is being cooked, correlating with '요리하고 있어요' (is cooking). It exemplifies the practical usage of '달걀을' in describing an ongoing action involving eggs.

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