Word charts · Korean conjunctions
Korean conjunctions 접속사
Korean conjunctions come at the start of a sentence and connect it to the one before.
Some are mainly written (또한, 그러나, 그러므로, 따라서) and one is mainly spoken (그럼).
and · also
| and (then) | 그리고 [geu‑ri‑go] |
| also · again | 또 [tto] |
| alsowritten | 또한 [tto‑han] |
| besides · moreover | 게다가 [ge‑da‑ga] |
| or | 또는 [tto‑neun] |
but
| but · by the way | 그런데 [geu‑reon‑de] |
| but | 하지만 [ha‑ji‑man] |
| but · however | 그렇지만 [geu‑reo-chi‑man] |
| howeverwritten | 그러나 [geu‑reo‑na] |
| still · even so | 그래도 [geu‑rae‑do] |
so · because
| so | 그래서 [geu‑rae‑seo] |
| so · that's why | 그러니까 [geu‑reo‑ni‑kka] |
| thereforewritten | 그러므로 [geu‑reo‑meu‑ro] |
| thereforewritten | 따라서 [tta‑ra‑seo] |
| because | 왜냐하면 [wae‑nya-ha‑myeon] |
then
| then · if so | 그러면 [geu‑reo‑myeon] |
| well thenspoken | 그럼 [geu‑reom] |
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