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Linglib.Fragments.Korean.Coordination

Korean coordinators #

Korean coordinates noun phrases with the comitative particles, formal -(g)wa and informal -hago and -(i)rang, 'and, with' between the conjuncts, and disjoins them with -(i)na 'or'; -hago and -(i)na may be repeated after the second conjunct, as Sohn's The Korean Language describes them on pp. 339–340, writing (k)wa, hako and (i)lang. The delimiter -do, Sohn's to 'also, too, indeed' (p. 214), after each conjunct gives the emphatic -do … -do 'both … and', which Haspelmath sets against -hago.

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-(i)rang 'and', enclitic on the first conjunct, casual; also the casual comitative of Korean.Case.wa.

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    -do, Sohn's to, enclitic on each conjunct of the emphatic -do … -do 'both … and', also the additive particle Korean.FocusParticles.do_.

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      -hago 'and', Sohn's -hako, informal, enclitic on the first conjunct and optionally the second; also the comitative of Korean.Case.wa.

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        -(g)wa 'and', Sohn's -(k)wa, formal, enclitic on the first conjunct; also the comitative of Korean.Case.wa.

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          -(i)na 'or', enclitic on the first disjunct and optionally the second.

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            -do … -do 'both … and', which Haspelmath sets against the single coordinator -hago.

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