No. 1,833 in Korean
who
The Korean word "who" (누구) means "what person or which person."
In a sentence
누가 내 책을 가져갔나요?
Who took my book?
In this sentence, "누가" is used as the subject of the sentence to ask about the person who performed the action (taking the book).
이 일을 누가 했는지 본 적이 있나요?
Have you ever seen who did this work?
Here, "누가" is part of an embedded question to identify the person responsible for the action (doing this work).
이 방에 들어오는 사람이 누구인가요?
Who is the person entering this room?
In this example, "누구" is used as a predicate to ask about the identity of the subject (the person entering the room).
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