1.) When using ”And / &" (랑/이랑/와/과/하고) If it ends with a vowel - 랑 / 와 / 하고 If it ends with a consonant - 이랑 / 과 / 하고 [If subject ends with a vowel] - • 저는 한국 영화랑 책을 사요 • 저는 한국 영화하고 책을 사요 - Both sentences means "I buy Korean movies and books." "영화" Ends with a vowel - "화" [And if subject ends with a consonant] - • 저는 한국 책이랑 영화를 사요 • 저는 한국 책과 영화를 사요 • 저는 한국 책하고 영화를 사요 - Those three sentences means "I buy Korean books and movies." "책" Ends with a consonant - "ㄱ" These conjunctions can be also interpreted as "with" It doesn't always mean "and". For example - • 저는 엄마랑 쇼핑해요 • 저는 엄마와 쇼핑해요 • 저는 엄마하고 쇼핑해요 - Those 3 sentence means "I go shopping with my mom." 2.) When using "고" which also means "and/&" You usually use "고" before a verb. • 저는 한국어를 배우고 한국영화를 봐요 - I learn Korean and watch Korean movies. • 저는 물 마시고 수박을 먹어요 - I drink water and eat watermelons. The verbs in both sentences are: - 배우(고) - To Learn / Learn (배우다) - 마시(고) - To drink / Drink (마시다) 3.) When using "그리고" which once again, also means "and/&” • 저는 시험을 봐요. 그리고 친구들이랑 놀아요. - I took an exam. And then I played with my friends. • 저는 자전거를 타요. 그리고 편의점에 들어요. - I'm riding a bike. And then I stopped by a convenience store.
I can't believe how timely this is for me...like you read my mind. My local restaurant just re-opened and I want to be able to call in my order for.... mandu and Jjajangmyeun! I was going to look up how to add "and" then saw this video! 감사합니다!
@@Kstyleyo I haven't ordered yet, but it will go well. The owner has been very helpful with my Korean learning...always encouraging as my abilities increase. And the food is amazing!
You teach so well! I was about skip the video looking at the number of the views. Honestly, this was so clear! I worked alongside on my workbook and was able to learn it all. Thank you so much
I swear that you were the best teacher. The lesson was very helpful and super interesting. You are really pretty and so kind.. thank you so much for this lesson شكراً لك حقا معلمتي الرائعة ❤️🤩❤️
When connecting 2 nouns I know you said they are all acceptable to use but is it just personal preference? Or is there a rule about the word to decide which one is best to use? Here's my homework 😊: 저는 한국음식하고 케이팝 좋아요 저는 한국음식을 먹고 케이팝을 듣어요 저는 한국음식을 먹어요 . 그리고 케이팝을 듣어요
Mam thank you for your amazing lesson it helped me alot thank you so much mam Mam can you make a video about diffrence between게 and 도 록 please man 감사합니다 ❤😇
"하고" also means doing something currently right? Like "난 공부(하고)있어" So why do they have the same spelling? What's the difference? Korean-American here by the way, I'm just re-learning Korean.
1.) When using ”And / &" (랑/이랑/와/과/하고)
If it ends with a vowel - 랑 / 와 / 하고
If it ends with a consonant - 이랑 / 과 / 하고
[If subject ends with a vowel] -
• 저는 한국 영화랑 책을 사요
• 저는 한국 영화하고 책을 사요
- Both sentences means "I buy Korean movies and books."
"영화" Ends with a vowel - "화"
[And if subject ends with a consonant] -
• 저는 한국 책이랑 영화를 사요
• 저는 한국 책과 영화를 사요
• 저는 한국 책하고 영화를 사요
- Those three sentences means "I buy Korean books and movies."
"책" Ends with a consonant - "ㄱ"
These conjunctions can be also interpreted as "with" It doesn't always mean "and".
For example -
• 저는 엄마랑 쇼핑해요
• 저는 엄마와 쇼핑해요
• 저는 엄마하고 쇼핑해요
- Those 3 sentence means "I go shopping with my mom."
2.) When using "고" which also means "and/&"
You usually use "고" before a verb.
• 저는 한국어를 배우고 한국영화를 봐요 - I learn Korean and watch Korean movies.
• 저는 물 마시고 수박을 먹어요 - I drink water and eat watermelons.
The verbs in both sentences are:
- 배우(고) - To Learn / Learn (배우다)
- 마시(고) - To drink / Drink (마시다)
3.) When using "그리고" which once again, also means "and/&”
• 저는 시험을 봐요. 그리고 친구들이랑 놀아요.
- I took an exam. And then I played with my friends.
• 저는 자전거를 타요. 그리고 편의점에 들어요.
- I'm riding a bike. And then I stopped by a convenience store.
You are amazing! :) Thanks for writing the note for everyone.
How to say Hiba and Hanan?
How to say and then
Thank u ~! you are amazing
감사합니다^^
I can't believe how timely this is for me...like you read my mind. My local restaurant just re-opened and I want to be able to call in my order for.... mandu and Jjajangmyeun! I was going to look up how to add "and" then saw this video!
감사합니다!
I am so glad!! Haha. Hope you ordered your food successfully 😊👌
@@Kstyleyo I haven't ordered yet, but it will go well. The owner has been very helpful with my Korean learning...always encouraging as my abilities increase. And the food is amazing!
Wow 👏
That was really clear
고마워요 선생님💜🇰🇷🤩🤩👍👍👍
Thank you teacher.
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감사합니다!!! The lesson was really helpful!!! 🥰❤️
Glad you liked it!!
Finally i got it! Thank you so much! You are really good at teaching and explaining! 👏⭐
Yay! Thank you!
You teach so well! I was about skip the video looking at the number of the views. Honestly, this was so clear! I worked alongside on my workbook and was able to learn it all. Thank you so much
Happy to hear it was useful :)
You're the best you helped me alot!!
Glad I could help!😀👍
I swear that you were the best teacher.
The lesson was very helpful and super interesting.
You are really pretty and so kind.. thank you so much for this lesson
شكراً لك حقا
معلمتي الرائعة
❤️🤩❤️
Wow, thank you! You are welcome :)
Thank you mam
Most welcome 😊
hello mam,
how to write "I go to the store and jajangmyeon"
안녕하세요! What is the biggest takeaway? Leave answers for the homework at the end of the video? 😊👇
Mam where we use geureego
I am confused
Mam only this conjunctions are used in different way right and rest of them like although then because etc are normaly used right? Please reply mam
When connecting 2 nouns I know you said they are all acceptable to use but is it just personal preference? Or is there a rule about the word to decide which one is best to use?
Here's my homework 😊:
저는 한국음식하고 케이팝 좋아요
저는 한국음식을 먹고 케이팝을 듣어요
저는 한국음식을 먹어요 . 그리고 케이팝을 듣어요
좋아요. 듣다 becomes 들어요 ^^
I think they can be interchangeably used MOST of the times. I am say it this way in case there are exceptions I'm not aware of at this moment.
What about 며? That also means and.
I generally associate 며 as while.. Thanks for the question! 😊
@@Kstyleyo Yes, but 며 can also mean and. For example: 긍정적이며 밝은 사람들을 좋아해요.(I like people who are cheerful and optimistic.)
@@braveknight2279 they see it more like two action that are done in the same time.. 'being cheerful AND MEANWHILE optimistic'
1. 저는 한국 음식하고 케이팝을 좋아해요 2. 저는 한국 음식을 먹고 케이팝을 들어요 3. 저는 한국 음식을 먹어요. 그리고 케이팝을 들어요.
좋아요😊👐
Mam thank you for your amazing lesson it helped me alot thank you so much mam
Mam can you make a video about diffrence between게 and 도 록 please man
감사합니다 ❤😇
Glad it was helpful! 😀 thanks for the suggestion.
"하고" also means doing something currently right?
Like "난 공부(하고)있어"
So why do they have the same spelling? What's the difference?
Korean-American here by the way, I'm just re-learning Korean.
Great question! Check out this video 😁 th-cam.com/video/ZZRxMnf1dDs/w-d-xo.html
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1/ 저는 한식이랑 케이팝을 좋아요
2/ 저는 한식을 먹고 케이팝을 들어요
3/ 저는 한식을 먹어. 그리고 케이팝을 들어요
I have a question about the word Jajangmyeong, can we spell both ways 짜장면, 자장면?
People use them both but it's 자장면 by standard.
좋아요 for your examples 😁 small corrections 1. 케이팝이 3. 먹어요. (Keep both sentences in the same politeness)
저는 한국식와 카이밥을 좋아하여
저는 한국식 먹고 카이밥을 들어
저는 한국식 먹어. 그리고 카이밥을 들어
i don't know of it's correct ㅠㅠ
Can anyone please translate this in korean? "This bread is 1700 won and this water bottle is 800 won"
1. 저는 한국 음식하고 케이팝이를 좋아해요
2. 저는 한국 음 식을 먹고 케이팝이를 들어요
3. 저는 한국 음식을 먹어요. 그 리고 케이팝을 들어요.
1. 저는 한국음식이랑 케이팝을 좋아요.
Or 저는 한국음식과 케이팝을 좋아요.
Or 저는 한국음식하고 케비판을 좋아요.
2. 저는 한국음식을 먹고 케이팝을 들어요.
3. 저는 한국음식을 먹어요. 그리고 케이팝을 들어요.
좋아요 ^^ for 1, check out this video to correct the verb. th-cam.com/video/AHUsVmylin8/w-d-xo.html
@@Kstyleyo 고맙습니다 선생님 🙇😊
So,what about (으)며
(으)며 is similar to 면서 in this video :) check out th-cam.com/video/j_gIdR_h3rw/w-d-xo.html