No. 2,204 in Korean
주한
"주한" means "based in Korea" or "resident in Korea."
In a sentence
주한 대사는 중요한 회의에 참석했습니다.
The ambassador to South Korea attended an important meeting.
'주한' is used here in a formal context to denote something located or stationed in South Korea, specifically referring to the ambassador in South Korea.
이 영화는 주한 외국인들에게 아주 인기 있습니다.
This movie is very popular among foreigners residing in South Korea.
Here, '주한' describes the group of foreigners living or based in South Korea.
주한 공군 기지는 서울 근처에 있습니다.
The air force base in South Korea is located near Seoul.
In this sentence, '주한' specifies the location of the air force base as being in South Korea.
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