No. 501 in Korean
삶을
The Korean word "삶을" means "life" (in the accusative case, as in "life [as an object]").
In a sentence
삶을 아름답게 가꾸기 위해 노력합니다.
I strive to cultivate a beautiful life.
The word '삶을' (life) is used as the object of the verb '가꾸기' (to cultivate).
삶을 통해 많은 것을 배웠습니다.
I have learned a lot through life.
Here, '삶을' serves as the object of the verb '배웠습니다' (learned).
삶을 소중히 여겨야 합니다.
You should cherish life.
In this sentence, '삶을' is used as the object of the verb '여겨야 합니다' (should cherish).
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