No. 1,009 in Korean
분이
"분이" can mean "anger" or "rage" in English, depending on context.
In a sentence
이 분이 김 선생님이세요.
This person is Mr. Kim.
Here, '분' is a polite term to refer to a person, and is often used in respectful contexts.
저는 그 분이 말한 것을 이해했습니다.
I understood what that person said.
In this instance, '분' refers to a specific individual being mentioned, showing respect.
저 분이 바로 위대한 발명가입니다.
That person over there is a great inventor.
Here '분' is used in conjunction with '저' to specifically address someone respectfully from a distance.
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