No. 8,087 in Korean
dnl
The sequence "dnl" does not directly correspond to a Korean word. It may be a typing error or romanization issue.
In a sentence
오늘은 눈이 많이 와요.
It's snowing a lot today.
Here, '눈' refers to 'snow', indicating weather conditions.
그는 내 눈을 똑바로 쳐다봤다.
He stared directly into my eyes.
In this sentence, '눈' means 'eyes', referring to the body part.
겨울에는 눈이 자주 올까요?
Does it snow frequently in winter?
Again, '눈' is used as 'snow', discussing seasonal conditions.
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