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Why in korean use 고 after verb?
Why in korean use 고 after verb?
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It has a connotation of continuing speaking in a positive way. I mean, it's similar to 'and' in English.
For example, if I say like "나 저녁 먹고 잘 거야.", it means "I will eat dinner and then go to bed."
The opposite can be '-ㄴ데', '-지만', etc. They differ in how they are used. But what they have in common is that they seem to have a negative conjunction meaning like 'but'.
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나는 책도 읽고 음악도 들었다. :I read books and listened to music.
너는 한국어를 읽고 쓸줄도 아니? : Can you read and write Korean?
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sometimez it means 'and' sometimes it means 'and then(after verb)'
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