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No. 17,962 in Korean

수리남을

"수리남을" translates to "Suriname" in English, referring to the country in South America.

In a sentence

  • 나는 수리남을 여행하고 싶다.

    I want to travel to Suriname.

    In this sentence, '수리남을' is the direct object, indicating the place the speaker wishes to travel to. The particle '을' denotes the accusative case.

  • 수리남을 잘 아는 친구를 소개받았다.

    I was introduced to a friend who knows Suriname well.

    Here, '수리남을' functions as the object in the relative clause, specifying what the friend is knowledgeable about.

  • 우리는 수리남을 공부하고 있다.

    We are studying Suriname.

    In this example, '수리남을' serves as the direct object of the verb 'studying,' showing the focus of the learning activity.

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