No. 3,003 in Korean
티켓을
"티켓을" means "ticket" (object marker form).
In a sentence
저는 영화 티켓을 샀어요.
I bought movie tickets.
In this sentence, '티켓을' is the direct object of the verb '샀어요' ('bought'). It refers to the tickets being purchased.
박물관에 가려고 티켓을 예매했어요.
I reserved tickets to go to the museum.
Here, '티켓을' serves as the direct object of '예매했어요' ('reserved'). It indicates the tickets being reserved for entry to the museum.
콘서트 티켓을 친구와 나누었어요.
I shared concert tickets with a friend.
In this case, '티켓을' is the direct object of '나누었어요' ('shared'). It represents the tickets that are being shared between individuals.
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