No. 14,252 in Korean
모스크바를
"모스크바를" means "Moscow" in the accusative case, indicating the object of an action in Korean.
In a sentence
모스크바를 방문할 계획이 있어요.
I have plans to visit Moscow.
In this sentence, '모스크바를' functions as the direct object marked by the particle '를', indicating that Moscow is the target of the planned action.
모스크바를 사랑하는 마음으로 여행을 준비했습니다.
I prepared for the trip with love for Moscow.
Here, '모스크바를' is again the direct object marked by '를', showing that the affection is directed towards Moscow, which motivates the preparation.
모스크바를 언급하면서 이야기를 시작했습니다.
I started the story by mentioning Moscow.
In this example, '모스크바를' serves as the direct object being mentioned, marked by '를' to indicate its role in the action of mentioning.
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