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No. 19,092 in Korean

아이가

"아이가" means "child" or "kid" in English.

In a sentence

  • 아이가 공원에서 놀고 있어요.

    The child is playing in the park.

    In this sentence, '아이가' is in the subject position and performs the action of playing.

  • 엄마는 아이가 행복하기를 바래요.

    The mom wishes for the child to be happy.

    Here, '아이가' acts as the subject within a subordinate clause, representing who is to be happy.

  • 나는 아이가 자라는 모습이 아름답다고 생각해요.

    I think the process of the child growing up is beautiful.

    In this construction, '아이가' is the subject of the subordinate clause describing the growing process.

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