No. 2,534 in Korean
물건을
"물건을" means "things" or "objects" in English, with the particle "을" marking it as the object of a sentence.
In a sentence
그는 물건을 사러 시장에 갔습니다.
He went to the market to buy items.
In this sentence, '물건을' refers to 'items' or 'things', and is used as the object of the verb '사다', meaning 'to buy'.
물건을 잃어버려서 찾고 있어요.
I lost an item and am looking for it.
Here, '물건을' points to 'an item' that was lost, serving as the object of the verb '잃어버리다', meaning 'to lose'.
그가 물건을 팔고 있는 가게는 어디에 있습니까?
Where is the store where he sells items?
In this context, '물건을' implies 'items' being sold, associated with the verb '팔다', meaning 'to sell'.
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