No. 18,284 in Korean
스캇이
The Korean word "스캇이" transliterates to "Scottie" in English, typically referring to a name.
In a sentence
스캇이는 학교에서 공부를 열심히 해요.
Scott studies diligently at school.
In this sentence, '스캇이' serves as the subject of the sentence, indicating Scott, with the marker '이' attached that denotes it is the subject.
스캇이가 시작한 프로젝트가 정말 흥미로워요.
The project that Scott started is really interesting.
Here, '스캇이' is used as the subject, specifically identifying Scott as the one who initiated the project.
스캇이가 만든 케이크가 너무 맛있었어요.
The cake that Scott made was very delicious.
In this context, '스캇이' marks Scott as the subject, emphasizing Scott's action of making the cake.
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