No. 1,260 in Korean
of
The Korean language does not have a direct equivalent to the English word "of," but its function is often expressed using the particle "-의" (ui), which indicates possession or association.
In a sentence
책의 제목은 재미있습니다.
The title of the book is interesting.
Here, '의' indicates possession or association, showing that the title belongs to or is about the book.
학교의 정문은 크다.
The front gate of the school is big.
In this sentence, '의' is used to indicate that the front gate is a feature or part related to the school, demonstrating possession or belonging.
친구의 의견을 들어볼게요.
I will listen to the opinion of my friend.
The word '의' again represents possession or association, conveying that the opinion originates from the friend.
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