No. 1,705 in Korean
우유
Milk.
In a sentence
나는 아침에 우유를 마십니다.
I drink milk in the morning.
Here, '우유' is used as the direct object of the action '마시다' (to drink), signified by the object particle '를'.
우유가 없다면 커피를 마실 수 없습니다.
If there is no milk, I cannot drink coffee.
In this instance, '우유가' functions as the subject of the verb clause, indicated by the subject particle '가'.
우유 한 잔을 주시겠어요?
Could you give me a glass of milk?
Here, '우유' is being quantified with '한 잔' (a glass), and used as the object of the verb '주다' (to give).
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