엘리자베스

엘리자베스

"Elizabeth" (a given name).

Here "엘리자베스" is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name, serving as the subject of the sentence.

엘리자베스는 오늘 공원에서 산책했습니다.

Elizabeth took a walk in the park today.

Here "엘리자베스" is described as a name, highlighting its popularity and providing context about its usage or significance.

엘리자베스라는 이름은 왕실에서도 흔합니다.

The name Elizabeth is common even in royalty.

In this sentence, "엘리자베스" is used as a referential point, likely referring to a specific well-known Elizabeth recognized for bravery.

나는 엘리자베스 같은 용감한 사람이 되고 싶어요.

I want to be a brave person like Elizabeth.