No. 18,475 in Korean
시사
"시사" in Korean means "current affairs" or "timely issues."
In a sentence
시사는 오늘날 인류의 중요한 문제들을 다루고 있습니다.
Current affairs address significant issues of humanity today.
The word '시사' here is used to mean 'current affairs,' referring to topics or issues actively discussed in society.
이 사건은 심각한 환경 문제를 시사합니다.
This incident hints at a serious environmental issue.
In this context, '시사하다' means 'to suggest' or 'to imply,' indicating that the incident suggests the existence of an environmental concern.
그가 한 말은 우리에게 많은 것을 시사해 주었다.
What he said suggested many things to us.
Here, '시사하다' is used to denote 'to hint' or 'to imply,' illustrating that something said provides insight or indication.
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