No. 12,804 in Korean
데이비드
"데이비드" is the Korean transliteration of the English name "David."
In a sentence
데이비드는 오늘 학교에 갔어요.
David went to school today.
The word '데이비드' is used as the subject's name, indicating the person performing the action in the sentence.
제가 데이비드에게 이를 말했습니다.
I told this to David.
In this sentence, the word '데이비드' is used as the recipient of the action (the indirect object) introduced with the particle '에게'.
데이비드의 집은 정말 커요.
David's house is really big.
Here, '데이비드' is used with the possessive marker '의,' showing ownership of the house mentioned in the sentence.
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