자기를

oneself; him-/her-/themselves

→ 자기
phrase Uncommon #11,657
oneself; him-/her-/themselves 자기 means “oneself” and refers back to the subject or another person already mentioned. The 를 particle marks it as the object of the verb. In intimate conversation, 자기 can also mean “you” or “darling,” but that meaning does not apply in these examples.
KO: 그녀는 모든 사람이 자기를 믿어 주길 바랐다.
EN: She hoped everyone would believe in her.

자기를 떠날 거 야

I'm going to leave you.

— 더 레킹 크루 (2026)

그러니 걔는 내가 자기를 얼마나 사랑하는지 알면 안 돼

So they mustn’t know how much I love them.

— "폭풍의 언덕" (2026)

자기를 믿으라고?

Believe in yourself?

— 똑바로 살아라 (1989)