No. 16,550 in Korean
사람이라고
"사람이라고" means "as a human" or "being a person."
In a sentence
나는 사람이라고 항상 완벽하지는 않아.
As a human, I am not always perfect.
Here, '사람이라고' emphasizes the noun '사람', indicating the general characteristics belonging to humans.
사람이라고 모두 친절한 것은 아니야.
Not all humans are kind.
In this case, '사람이라고' indicates the main subject, implying the general statement about humans.
사람이라고 죄를 짓지 않는 것은 아냐.
Humans are not inherently without guilt.
For this sentence, '사람이라고' serves to highlight the subject '사람', suggesting a characteristic or a behavior attributed to people.
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