Korean · word
하고
hago
and
/ha.ɡo/conjunction
Meanings
- conjunction · A1
Used to link two or more nouns together, meaning 'and' or 'with'.
빵하고 우유를 샀어요.
- verb · A1
The verb '하다' (to do) combined with the connective ending '-고', used to link actions or with auxiliary verbs.
운동을 하고 샤워를 했어요.
Appears in 11 scenarios
Suggest getting lunchInvite someone to grab lunch at a nearby restaurant. Buy painkillersAsk the pharmacist for something to treat your headache. Check in at a hotelGive your name at the front desk to claim your reservation. Talk about your familyTell a friend how many siblings you have. Ask if someone has childrenPolitely ask an acquaintance whether they have any kids. Ask about weekend plansFind out what your coworker is doing this Saturday.
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