Can you make sample sentences with "사"? :) And what do you want to buy now? :)

Hello Mareike,

Thanks for posting!

와/과 can replace 그리고 but 와/과 is more commonly used in writing.

Instead, 하고 can be used in colloquial conversation.

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Hyeon Yeong Seo

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Hi,

I have a similar question like Dimple:

Could I also use 와 /과 in this sentence instead of 그리고? Or 하고 if it is in a conversation?

Thanks a lot,

Mareike

Hi Dimple,

Thanks for posting. '랑' is colloquial, so if it is in a conversation, then yes, it can take the place of 그리고. Example:

햄버거랑 커피랑 콜라랑 아이스크림 주세요.

Hope this helped.

Best,

Lyn

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Hi Guys,

A quick question, can we use rang instead of geurigo in the below sentence?

햄버거 그리고 스테이크 그리고 감자튀김 그리고 커피 주세요

Hi Uttam,

Thanks for commenting, and for providing the English equivalent.

One way to say "I will buy expensive car and bag. No, firstly, I want to buy a computer." would be:

저는 비싼 자동차랑 가방을 살 거예요. 그런데 먼저 컴퓨터를 사고 싶어요.

Cheers,

Lyn

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안녕하세요 선생님.

저는 비싸요 자동차랑 가방 사요. 아니, 먼저 컴퓨터 사요 싶어. I will buy expensive car and bag. No, firstly, I want to buy a computer.

Is that right?

감사합니다.

Hi kc,

Thank you for posting, great effort!

이 바지 사요. (This would be used to suggest to someone else to buy pants.)

If you want to say 'I am buying pants (~ing)', one way to write it would be:

(저는) 바지(를) 사고 있어요. (The brackets are there to show things that are usually omitted in spoken Korean, such as personal pronouns and particles)

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Lyn

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is this correct?

나는 바지 사요 ;-;.

im still a beginner srry

Hi Gregoire,

Thanks for posting, Yes, ~ㄹ거예요 is future tense, and shows the intent of the speaker in doing something in the future.

Example:

먹을거예요 will eat

마실거예요 will drink

Best,

Lyn

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For Lyn,

That ~lgoeyo is to make the verbs be future tense, yes?

Hi Gregoire,

Thanks for posting. 😆

You would actually write the sentence as:

토요일에 집에 갈 거예요. (~ㄹ 거예요 f you plan on doing something)

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Lyn

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사터대이에 집에 가요.

I go home Saturday.

사-turday. Hehe.

Hi Danata,

Thanks for posting. Glad to hear that we were of help.

Please let us know if you have any other questions.

Sincerely,

Lyn

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Yes. Thank you that was extemely helpful.

Hi Danata,

Thanks for your question.

'랑'(which means 'and/with') and '그리고'(and then) are similar but have slightly different meanings.

If you wanted to say 'you and me' in Korean, you would use '너랑 나랑' more than '너 그리고 나' (you, and then me).

So technically you should not try to interchange the two, although if you did, you would be able to get your point across/people would understand what you were trying to say.

Another difference between the two is that '랑' cannot be used alone and has to be attached to the word before it, meaning it cannot be used at the beginning of a sentence unlike '그리고', which can be used separately.

For example:

어제 뭐했어? (What did you do yesterday?)

밥 먹었어. 그리고 영화봤어. (I ate. And then I watched a movie).

I hope this answered your question. Please let us know if you have any other inquiries!

Best,

Lyn

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Are these two interchangable? 그리고 / 랑 or are they only to be used for certain situations?

Hi Crysh,

Very good!

Your sample sentence makes me want to go shopping. :)

감사합니다.

Claire

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Here's my sample sentence!

구두랑 바지랑 셔츠 사고 싶어요. 돈이 없어서 못 사요...

(I) want to buy shoes, pants and a shirt. I don't have money, so I can't buy them.

크리시

Alberto rodriguez,

Thank you as well!

Good luck!

Engla

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Great lesson thank you