No. 1,629 in Korean
법을
"법을" means "the law" or "a law" in Korean, in the accusative case.
In a sentence
저는 법을 공부하고 있습니다.
I am studying the law.
Here '법을' refers to 'the law' as an academic subject or field of study.
법을 지키는 것은 시민의 의무입니다.
Abiding by the law is the duty of a citizen.
In this sentence, '법을' means 'the law' in the context of regulations that govern behavior and are the basis for societal norms.
법을 어기면 처벌을 받을 수 있습니다.
If you break the law, you may face punishment.
Here '법을' represents 'the law' as a set of rules that, when violated, lead to consequences enforced by authorities.
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