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Processing keyword: ~하고 [hago] (And, with)
The Korean particle ~하고 (hago) is commonly used in sentences to denote the meaning of “and” when listing items or connecting thoughts. It can also mean "with" when indicating accompanying someone.
Noun 1 | 하고 | Noun 2 |
---|---|---|
사과 | 하고 | 배 |
친구 | 하고 | 사무실 |
~과/와: Similar to ~하고, but used in more formal contexts or when connecting nouns.
When to use:
In Korean culture, the use of ~하고 shows the close-knit relationships within friends or family when indicating actions done together. It reflects a sense of camaraderie.
Politeness is essential in Korean. Use of formal vs. informal speech changes based on the relationship with the person you are speaking to. ~하고 can shift from formal to informal depending on context.
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