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casual and / with, joining nouns

Sticks onto a noun ending in a vowel to join it to another noun, covering both English and and with: 너랑 나랑 "you and me", 남편이랑 "with my husband". Korean often repeats it on both nouns (엄마랑 아가랑), which English does not do. It is the casual, spoken version of the same job done by 하고 (neutral) and 와/과 (formal, written); after a consonant it appears as 이랑.

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