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Processing keyword: 고 [go] (And)
The grammar point "고" [go] is a conjunction in the Korean language that means "and." It is used to connect words or clauses, indicating addition or continuation. Understanding this grammar point is crucial for forming coherent and complex sentences in Korean.
Noun A 고 Noun B
Verb/Adjective A 고 Verb/Adjective B
Structure | Examples |
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Nouns | 사과고 바나나 (apple and banana) |
Verbs | 먹고 가다 (eat and go) |
Adjectives | 아름답고 재미있다 (beautiful and interesting) |
고 vs. 와/과: While "고" can be used with both nouns and verbs, "와" (wa) and "과" (gwa) are more strictly for nouns and are used based on the final consonant of the noun.
고 vs. ~(으)면서: The structure "면서" means "while doing" or "at the same time," which implies simultaneous action, unlike "고," which indicates simple addition.
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Using "고" shows a level of connection in thoughts or actions, which aligns with Korean communication norms where expanding on ideas is valued. Social interactions often involve addition, rather than just presenting a single idea.
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