이랑

irang

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with (someone or something), casually

Attaches to a noun ending in a consonant and marks the other party in an action or comparison: 남편이랑 해요 "I do it with my husband", 한국이랑 비슷해서 "similar to Korea", 호텔이랑 가까움 "close to the hotel". Verbs like 비슷하다, 같이 먹다, 데이트하다 and 관련이 있다 all need a partner noun, and in casual speech that partner gets 이랑. After a vowel the same particle is just 랑; the more neutral 하고 and the formal 와/과 do the same job.

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