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No. 458 in Korean

방문

"Visit" or "door."

In a sentence

  • 저는 오늘 친구의 집을 방문할 계획입니다.

    I plan to visit my friend's house today.

    In this sentence, '방문' is used as a noun representing the act of visiting, and it is part of the verb '방문하다', where '-다' indicates the infinitive form of the verb.

  • 이 집의 방문은 나무로 만들어졌습니다.

    The door of this house is made of wood.

    Here, '방문' is used as a compound noun ('방' meaning room and '문' meaning door) to refer to a room door.

  • 그의 갑작스러운 방문에 놀랐습니다.

    I was surprised by his sudden visit.

    In this context, '방문' is utilized as a noun meaning the act of visiting, emphasizing the unexpected nature of the visit.

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