How to Order Two or More of Something - Examples and Variations

Master how to order two or more of something with the key pattern

Also Appears In: Can Order at a Restaurant Can Dine At a Restaurant

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Let's look at some examples.

Listen and repeat or speak along with the native speakers.

이거 이 인분 주세요. (I-geo i in-bun ju-se-yo.)

이거 삼 인분 주세요. (I-geo sam in-bun ju-se-yo.)

이거 사 인분 주세요. (I-geo sa in-bun ju-se-yo.)

이거 일 인분 주세요. (I-geo il in-bun ju-se-yo.)

이거 이 인분이랑 이거 일 인분 주세요. (I-geo i in-bun-i-rang i-geo il in-bun ju-se-yo.)

Did you notice how I used a different pattern?

이거 이 인분이랑 이거 일 인분 주세요. (I-geo i in-bun-i-rang i-geo il in-bun ju-se-yo.)

"Two of these and one of these."

When pointing out multiple items, you can join them with the conjunction 이랑 (i-rang), meaning "and." 이랑 (i-rang).

All together, 이거 이 인분이랑 이거 일 인분 주세요. (I-geo i in-bun-i-rang i-geo il in-bun ju-se-yo.)

"Two of these and one of these."

이거 이 인분이랑 이거 일 인분 주세요.

You should be aware of this pattern, but you won't need it for this lesson.

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