스콧

스콧

"스콧" is the Korean transliteration of the English name "Scott."

Here, "스콧" serves as a proper noun referring to a person's name used as the subject of the sentence.

스콧은 어제 파티에서 춤을 추었어요.

Scott danced at the party yesterday.

In this instance, "스콧의" functions as a possessive form, indicating ownership of the room.

스콧의 방은 깨끗하고 잘 정리되어 있어요.

Scott's room is clean and well organized.

The word "스콧" acts as the recipient in the sentence, marked by the object particle "에게" for an indirect object.

나는 스콧에게 책을 선물로 주었어요.

I gave a book to Scott as a gift.