No. 5,543 in Korean
목을
"목을" means "neck" or "throat" (object form) in English.
In a sentence
나는 목을 돌려 주변을 살폈다.
I turned my neck to look around.
In this sentence, "목을" means "neck" and is used as the direct object in the action of turning.
내 친구는 운동 중에 목을 다쳤다.
My friend injured his neck during exercise.
Here, "목을" again refers to "neck," showing possession and being the object affected by the action.
나는 무거운 물건을 옮기다가 목을 삐었다.
I strained my neck while moving heavy objects.
In this example, "목을" represents "neck," emphasizing the specific body part involved in the strain.
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