No. 12,577 in Korean
대사와
"대사와" can mean "with the ambassador" or "with a major speech/dialogue," depending on context.
In a sentence
저는 영화 대사와 이야기를 분석했어요.
I analyzed the movie dialogue and story.
Here, '대사와' means 'dialogue and...,' referring to the lines spoken in a movie or play when paired with another element using '와'.
외교 대사와 회의가 있었습니다.
There was a meeting with the ambassador.
In this instance, '대사와' is used to mean 'ambassador and...,' indicating an individual holding a diplomatic position combined with another element due to '와'.
대사와 친구가 무슨 일을 꾸미고 있어요.
The ambassador and his friend are up to something.
Here, '대사와' signifies 'ambassador and...,' linking the subject 'ambassador' with 'friend' utilizing the connector '와' for compound subjects.
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