No. 248 in Korean
해
"해" in Korean means "sun" or "year," depending on context.
In a sentence
해가 밝게 빛나고 있다.
The sun is shining brightly.
In this sentence, '해' means the sun.
내년에 해낼 목표를 정했어요.
I set goals to achieve next year.
Here, '해' refers to a year, as a time period.
해도 다른 게 없더라.
Even if you do it, the result doesn’t change.
In this context, '해' means to do something, stemming from the verb '하다' (to do).
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