EP03
~하고
hago
and; with
PRONUNCIATION
~하고
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How to use 하고 (hago) in Korean — "and; with"
How to Use
Used in everyday speech to join nouns or to say you did something with someone.
Rule: 하고 attaches the same way to any noun, with no consonant rule. It is the most conversational option; (이)랑 is even more casual and 과/와 is formal.
Examples
떡볶이하고 순대 주세요.
Tteokbokki and sundae, please.
친구하고 갔어요.
I went with a friend.
저하고 같이 가요.
Come with me.
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