No. 19,420 in Korean
애틀랜타를
"애틀랜타를" means "Atlanta" (a city in the U.S.) in the accusative case, indicating it as the object of a verb.
In a sentence
저는 애틀랜타를 여행하고 싶습니다.
I want to travel to Atlanta.
The word "애틀랜타를" is the object marked by the postposition 을/를, indicating it as the destination of the verb "travel."
애틀랜타를 떠난 지 오래 되었어요.
It has been a long time since I left Atlanta.
Here, "애틀랜타를" acts as the originating point of the action "leave," marked by 을/를.
애틀랜타를 중심으로 그 지역을 탐험했어요.
I explored the region centered around Atlanta.
In this sentence, "애틀랜타를" is the core reference of the exploration, functioning as the central point.
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