No. 18,711 in Korean
신인을
"신인을" is the accusative form of "신인," meaning "newcomer" or "rookie."
In a sentence
신인을 극장에서 처음 만났어요.
I first met the rookie at the theater.
"신인을" refers to a newcomer or rookie, being the object of the sentence as the person met.
그는 신인을 훈련하기로 결심했어요.
He decided to train the beginner.
"신인을" represents the beginner or rookie, emphasizing the decision to provide training to them.
모든 사람이 신인을 응원하기로 했어요.
Everyone decided to cheer for the new talent.
"신인을" denotes the new talent, highlighting the collective decision to support them.
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