No. 1,013 in Korean
사람들을
"People" (plural form, as an object in a sentence).
In a sentence
제가 사람들을 초대했어요.
I invited people.
Here, '사람들을' implies the people who are being invited, serving as the direct object in the sentence.
사람들을 위한 자리가 준비되었습니다.
Seats for people have been prepared.
In this case, '사람들을' indicates the people for whom the seats are prepared, showing the possessive relationship.
사람들을 보자마자 인사했어요.
I greeted the people as soon as I saw them.
'사람들을' is utilized here as the direct object, representing the people seen and greeted.
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