No. 2,784 in Korean
윌리엄
"윌리엄" is the Korean transliteration of the English name "William."
In a sentence
윌리엄은 서점에서 책을 읽고 있어요.
William is reading a book at the bookstore.
Here, '윌리엄' is used as the subject of the sentence, indicating who is performing the action.
저는 윌리엄을 공원에서 만났어요.
I met William at the park.
In this case, '윌리엄' functions as the object of the sentence, showing who is being acted upon.
이것은 윌리엄의 책이에요.
This is William's book.
Here, '윌리엄' is used in possessive form ('윌리엄의'), indicating ownership.
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