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No. 13,222 in Korean

드니프로강을

"드니프로강을" means "the Dnipro River" in the accusative case.

In a sentence

  • 나는 드니프로강을 따라 걸었다.

    I walked along the Dnipro River.

    In this sentence, '드니프로강을' indicates the direct object, referring to the Dnipro River as the entity being acted upon in the verb clause (walking along).

  • 드니프로강을 바라보며 생각에 잠겼다.

    I gazed at the Dnipro River and fell into deep thought.

    Here, '드니프로강을' functions as the direct object, referring to the entity being gazed upon.

  • 드니프로강을 방문하는 것은 내 오랜 꿈이었다.

    Visiting the Dnipro River has been my long-standing dream.

    In this usage, '드니프로강을' serves as part of a noun clause indicating the subject of the dream or intention expressed in the sentence.

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