No. 19,755 in Korean
에비뉴엘
The Korean word "에비뉴엘" refers to "Avenuel," a luxury department store, part of the Lotte shopping complex in South Korea.
In a sentence
에비뉴엘은 서울에 위치한 유명한 쇼핑몰이에요.
Avenuel is a famous shopping mall located in Seoul.
The word '에비뉴엘' in this sentence refers specifically to a proper noun, indicating the name of the entity (Avenuel shopping mall).
우리는 친구들과 에비뉴엘에서 새로운 옷을 샀어요.
We bought new clothes at Avenuel with friends.
Here, '에비뉴엘' denotes the physical location associated with the mall named Avenuel, emphasizing its use as a noun referring to a place.
이번 주말에 에비뉴엘에 가서 쇼핑을 하기로 했습니다.
We decided to go to Avenuel this weekend to shop.
In this instance, '에비뉴엘' again signifies the proper noun of the mall, paired with the particle '에' to specify the action of visiting this location.
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