No. 17,237 in Korean
서울을
"서울을" means "Seoul (as the object of a sentence)" in Korean.
In a sentence
나는 서울을 방문하기로 결정했다.
I decided to visit Seoul.
In this sentence, "서울을" serves as the direct object of the verb "방문하다" (to visit), indicating the place being visited: Seoul.
서울을 떠나는 날이 가까워지고 있어요.
The day of leaving Seoul is approaching.
Here, "서울을" acts as the direct object of the verb "떠나다" (to leave), specifying the location being departed from: Seoul.
서울을 처음 보는 사람들은 도시의 크기에 놀랍니다.
People seeing Seoul for the first time are amazed by the city's size.
In this example, "서울을" functions as the direct object of "보다" (to see), denoting Seoul as the entity being observed.
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