eul

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Also spelled ul

Marks the object, after a consonant

Marks the thing the action is done to — what gets introduced, uploaded, wanted, ruined. This is the shape after a word ending in a consonant; 를 is the same marker after a vowel. Korean speakers drop it constantly in casual speech, so hearing it tends to signal careful or emphatic delivery rather than extra meaning.

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안녕하세요? 오늘은 우리 집  소개하려고 해요.