Korean Grammar | Using 와/과, 랑/이랑 & 하고 as 'and'

Watch this video to find out how to say 'and' in Korean.
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[@yaahdaniel2201]

cannot believe I have being speaking korean for that long without realizing 과 & 와 were just very formal ways to say 랑 & 이랑 🙄
always taking care of 눈치 anytime I have to chain words
really helpful thanks!!

[@juliaonyebuchi4509]

Thank you this was so helpful 🤗

[@user-qx6tn1my7n]

안녕하세요 네 알겠습니다 and 그리고 있어요!

[@EduardaSilva-vc4pw]

Its was very easy to understand thank you :)

[@denisemosqueda8323]

Thank you it makes much more sense

[@julianam9795]

Short and simple, really helpful 감사합니다 😊

[@acciobia]

Your classes are always so enlightening. Thank you so much! :)

[@doctor_levina]

Hello, i think in 3:43 is a mistake - grammar “want to” is ~고 싶다 not ~고 십다
Just writing it for the learners like myself 💛

[@hangulhouse1]

You're absolutely right! So sorry for the error and thanks for spotting it and letting other know. Really appreciate it!

[@noormarlissazakaria883]

감사합니다! 😊

[@lrnexsa]

Thank you so much for your videos, they're super helpful. Loved the explanation, so easy to follow and understand👏👏👏

[@JP-iy7uq]

Really helpful and easy to understand 👍🏽👍🏽

[@anisyahpermata]

Thank youuu. It helped me to understand rightaway

[@rabintamang9481]

I like this video

[@Fem_ke94]

감사합니다! Very clear video, exactly what I was looking for 👏

[@a_magina]

This video was really helpfull and easy to understand. 감사합니다 선생님.

[@Salve-bh4vn]

wow, thank you for this, it was very clear to me now...

[@abel544]

감사합니다 선생님 it was so helpful :)

[@cocomillred]

thank you for helping me learn Korean💗💗

[@juliaaquino737]

thank you!! It helped me a lot :)

[@Hannah-qf1fb]

So helpful! Thank you so much

[@hangulhouse1]

That's great to hear! :)

[@darla689]

Hello, the class was superb. Pls can you do a lesson about counting ( ex : 명, 분...ect)

[@Maha.fr.1]

وا : في العربيه تعني and أيضا
شكرا جزيلا على هذا الشرح الرائع .

[@unihrini]

How to combine two or more adjective? Can we use those words to? For example, sweet and spicy, smart and beautiful? Thank you.

[@jumithecreative]

Oh my goodness, you have a great British accent :))

[@hangulhouse1]

I've lived half my life in the UK (the other half in Korea) - and sort of naturally became a bilingual :)

[@jumithecreative]

@@hangulhouse1ahhhhh make sense. That’s nice. How long did you send in each country?

[@hangulhouse1]

I've actually spent half my life in Korea and half in the UK. I'm 41, so about 20 years in each country.

[@adrielsacapano3035]

i like your videos sir. it feels like i am in front of a seonsangnim..

[@karnaparajuli5851]

🥰🥰😍😍😍😍🥰

[@radharam8790]

Can we use 랑 , 이랑 in the place of 하고 ?

[@hangulhouse1]

Yes, you absolutely can!

[@notfound7647]

sir what is meaning of 뭔가

[@hangulhouse1]

뭔가 is short for 무엇인가, and it generally means something. For example.
저는 뭔가 먹고 싶어요 - I want to eat something.
In this sentence 뭔가 means something, and we generally use it to refer to something we're not sure of. So even though I want to eat something, I don't know what it is that I want to eat.
However, it can also be used in question forms to ask what something is. For example.
이것은 뭔가요? - What is this?
So it can be used at the end of questions to ask what something is.