No. 730 in Korean
씨와
"씨와" means "Mr./Ms. [last name] and" or "with Mr./Ms. [last name]" in a formal context.
In a sentence
김씨와 함께 영화관에 갔습니다.
I went to the cinema with Mr. Kim.
In this sentence, '씨와' is used to indicate accompaniment, showing that the subject went to the cinema together with Mr. Kim.
저는 주영 씨와 새로운 프로젝트를 시작합니다.
I am starting a new project with Juyeong.
Here, '씨와' expresses partnership or collaboration with Juyeong in the context of starting a new project.
민수 씨와의 대화는 항상 즐겁습니다.
Conversations with Minsoo are always enjoyable.
In this case, '씨와' is used in its possessive form '씨와의' to describe the enjoyable nature of conversations involving Minsoo.
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