No. 14,210 in Korean
모건
The Korean word "모건" does not have a clear standalone meaning in common usage. It might be a name or part of a phrase. Context is needed for accurate interpretation.
In a sentence
모건은 한국어를 배우고 있어요.
Morgan is learning Korean.
Here, "모건" is used as a proper noun to refer to a person's name, Morgan, which is common in conversational context to identify the subject.
모건씨는 미국 사람입니다.
Mr./Ms. Morgan is an American.
The word "모건" is here also a name, and "씨" is attached to show respect, as commonly done in Korean when addressing someone formally.
작년에 모건과 서울에서 만났어요.
I met Morgan in Seoul last year.
In this sentence, "모건" is used as the name of a person and "과" (meaning "with") indicates the interaction with a specific entity.
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