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Processing keyword: ~을/를 통해 [eul/reul tonghae] (Through, via)
The grammar point ~을/를 통해 means "through" or "via" in English. It is used to indicate a means or method of achieving something or the medium through which something occurs. This structure is often used in both spoken and written Korean.
Structure: The structure is as follows:
Meaning: It signifies the concept of using a medium or method to achieve an action or effect.
[ noun ] + (을/를) + 통해
Noun | Final Consonant | 을/를 | Result |
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책 (chaek) | Yes | 을 | 책을 통해 |
음악 (eumak) | No | 를 | 음악을 통해 |
이메일 (imeil) | No | 를 | 이메일을 통해 |
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This structure aims to provide clarity in understanding how to utilize ~을/를 통해 effectively in the Korean language.
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