This is the 18229th most frequent Korean word.
숭례문을
"숭례문을" refers to "Sungnyemun," the historic Namdaemun Gate in Seoul, South Korea.
Here, '숭례문을' acts as the object of the verb '보고', meaning 'seeing'. This indicates Sungnyemun is what was observed.
숭례문을 보고 감상했습니다.
I saw and appreciated Sungnyemun.
In this sentence, '숭례문을' is the object of '방문하려고', meaning 'planning to visit'. It shows that Sungnyemun is the destination intended for the visit.
숭례문을 방문하려고 계획하고 있어요.
I plan to visit Sungnyemun.
Here, '숭례문을' is utilized as the object of '복원하는 데', referring to Sungnyemun as what needs restoration.