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or — between nouns (after a consonant)

The same 'or' as 나, used when the noun ends in a consonant: 유럽이나, 쇼핑이나, 춤이나 동선. The pattern X이나 이런 거 / 이런 데 means 'X and places or things like that', giving one example rather than a full list. It can also soften a suggestion down to 'or something' — 모냥이나 도와줘 'just go help Monyang, why don't you'. For verbs and adjectives use 거나 instead.

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