Here’s a video answering your question. There’ll be some more notes and examples down below the video.

Cheers!

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Additional Notes:

와 (w-ah) and 과 (gwa):

Used as ‘and’ between nouns.

와 (w-ah) follows a vowel

ex) a man and a woman: 남자 와 여자

과 (gwa) follows a consonant:

ex) bread and milk: 빵 과 우유

* Also, I didn’t mention this in the video, but we get into using and practicing it a bit later in the course, but ‘~랑’ can also be used. It translates as ‘with’, but is contextually used as ‘and’ as well.

Cheers, hope that helps!

Nice work, we’re almost half-way done the first level!

So same process as the other classes, just reply to this post and leave your question and I’ll try to get it answered as quick as possible.

Cheers!

Rob..

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