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Processing keyword: 와/과 [wa/gwa] (And, with – for nouns)
In Korean, connecting nouns is essential for constructing meaningful sentences. The particles 와 and 과 ([wa/gwa]) are commonly used to link nouns in the sense of "and" or "with." Understanding how to use these particles will enhance your ability to describe multiple items and interact more naturally in Korean.
와/과 are conjunctive particles used to:
The particle you use depends on whether the preceding noun ends with a vowel or a consonant:
[Noun ending with a vowel] + 와 + [Noun]
[Noun ending with a consonant] + 과 + [Noun]
Ending | Particle | Example | Translation |
---|---|---|---|
Vowel | 와 | 친구와 | With a friend |
Consonant | 과 | 선생님과 | With a teacher |
While 와/과 connect nouns similarly to 하고 and (이)랑, there are subtle differences:
Formal Written
Informal Spoken
Formal Spoken
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