Learning Journal #10 (110)

[Timaj Yusuf]

This week I learned how to use the phrase “ha-go” to connect two terms together. Instead of saying “kuh-ri-go” (which means and), it is a lot easier and smoother to say “ha-go.” Just like how a child in elementary school sounds silly continuously using “and” and stringing a run on sentence, foreigners who are learning Korean may sound less sophisticated continuously using “kuh-ri-go.” Learning “ha-go” has helped me because a more advanced learner.