한 사람

1. 본문

"한 사람" (han saram) in Korean generally translates to "one person" in English. Here's a breakdown of the meaning and usage:

• 한 (han): Means "one."
• 사람 (saram): Means "person," "human," or "people."

• It can be used to simply count *one person*.
• It may be used to distinguish one individual in a group.
• It can also refer to a specific, but unnamed, individual, like "someone" or "a certain person."
• In some cases, the word 'soul' may also apply, referring to a person's character.

• When referring to the same person, it should be written as "한사람". When referring to one person among several, you should write it separately as "한 사람".
• "한 사람" (han saram) can be a counter, used to refer to one of something, example, snowman.