No. 5,536 in Korean
모자를
"모자를" means "hat" or "cap" in the accusative form, referring to it as the object of a sentence.
In a sentence
그는 모자를 쓰고 외출했다.
He wore a hat and went out.
In this sentence, '모자를' is the object of the verb '쓰다' (to wear on the head), indicating an article of clothing being worn.
저는 모자를 좋아하지 않아요.
I don't like hats.
Here, '모자를' serves as the object of '좋아하지 않다' (to not like), referring to the type of item the subject dislikes.
모자를 새로 샀어요.
I bought a new hat.
In this example, '모자를' is the object of '샀다' (to buy), referring to the new item purchased.
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