No. 2,939 in Korean
짐을
"짐을" means "luggage" or "baggage" (accusative form).
In a sentence
나는 짐을 챙겨 여행을 떠날 준비를 했다.
I packed my luggage and prepared to leave for the trip.
짐을 in this sentence refers to 'luggage' that the speaker is preparing for their trip.
그는 짐을 옮기는 일을 도와주기로 했습니다.
He decided to help move the luggage.
짐을 here signifies physical 'baggage' being moved or handled.
이사할 때마다 많은 짐을 정리해야 해서 힘들어요.
Whenever I move, it's difficult to organize the many belongings.
짐을 in this context means 'items or belongings' requiring organization during moving.
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