• N) + (이)나
    • used as “or” between two nouns.
  • (V) + 거나
    • used as “or” between two verbs.
    • examples:
      • 이들은 결코 그 어떤 이상하거나 신비로운 일에 연루될 리 없는 사람들이었다.
  • (N) + 인
    • Used to turn a noun into an adjective-like form that describes the following.
    • examples:
      • 남편인 더즐리씨는. (Mr. Dursley, who is the husband).
      • 드릴을 만드는 회사인 그러닝스의 임원이었다. ([He] is an executive of Grunnings, which is a company that makes drills).
  • (V) + 다시피
    1. a connective ending used to mean “as you can” or ‘as you’.
      • examples:
    2. a connective ending meaning “almost like” or “almost as if”.
      • examples:
        • 그는 덩치가 크고 목이 거의 없다시피 뚱뚱하면서.
  • (V) + 자마자1
    • a suffix meaning “as soon as”.
    • examples:
      • 일어나자마자 이를 닦고 샤워를 해요.
  • (V) + (으)며2
    1. a connective ending with similar use as -고.
      • examples:
        • 이 제품은 한국에서 매우 유명하며 이 제품을 사러 관광객들이 한국을 방문해요. (This product is very popular in Korea, and many tourists visit Korea to buy it).

Footnotes

  1. https://www.howtostudykorean.com/upper-intermediate-korean-grammar/unit-4-lessons-84-91/lesson-84/#841

  2. https://arc.net/l/quote/gpwzfnjj