No. 8,455 in Korean
to
"To" (토) in Korean can mean "soil," "earth," or "Saturday," depending on use.
In a sentence
나는 친구에게 선물을 주었다.
I gave a gift to my friend.
The word 'to' corresponds to '에게' in Korean and indicates the recipient of an action, specifying who receives the object.
학교까지 걸어서 갔다.
I walked to the school.
The word 'to' corresponds to '까지' in Korean and indicates the destination or endpoint of a movement.
그녀에게 편지를 썼다.
I wrote a letter to her.
The word 'to' corresponds to '에게' in Korean and specifies the intended recipient of the written letter.
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