No. 3,388 in Korean
달을
"달을" means "the moon" (as the object of a sentence).
In a sentence
달을 바라보며 소원을 빌었어요.
I looked at the moon and made a wish.
In this sentence, '달을' uses the accusative particle '을' to mark '달' (moon) as the direct object of the verb '바라보다' (to look at).
작년 달을 이길 수 있는 선수는 없었어요.
There was no athlete who could surpass last month's athlete.
Here, '달을' refers to '작년 달' (last month), using '을' to denote it as the direct object being compared.
그림 속 달을 보니 마음이 평온해졌어요.
Seeing the moon in the picture made me feel calm.
In this context, '달을' indicates the moon depicted in the picture as the object observed, marked by '을'.
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