December 15, 2020

21. Learn to Build Longer Sentences in Korean: Learn 하고, 그리고, and 은/는!

24 minutes

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Welcome to Episode 21 of the Essential Korean Podcast! In this episode, we take another exciting step forward in your Korean learning journey by exploring how to connect nouns and sentences and further deepen your understanding of the 은/는 particle introduced in Episode 20.

🎯 What you’ll learn in this episode:
1️⃣ How to connect nouns using 하고 (and).
2️⃣ How to connect sentences using 그리고 (and).
3️⃣ How to use the 은/는 particle within connected sentences for clarity and emphasis.

✨ Why this episode matters:
By the end of this lesson, you’ll be able to build longer sentences in Korean—a big step forward from simpler phrases. More importantly, you’ll gain clearer insights into how the 은/는 particle functions in communication, helping you better organize your thoughts and express them effectively in Korean.

👂 Practice Makes Perfect!
Don’t forget to repeat after Teacher Kay and actively engage with the material by thinking about the meaning of each sentence as you practice.

💬 Let us know in the comments how you’re starting to connect nouns and sentences in Korean!

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Happy learning, everyone!

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