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NOTE 2 : ⁎Ⰲἶ, which is employed primarily to combine sentences, can also be used to combine nouns 㰲㧻 䞮⋮, 㱂ㆫ ⚮, ⁎Ⰲἶ 䌫㑮㥷 䞮⋮ 㭒㎎㣪. ‘One tchajang, two tchamppongs, and one sweet-and-sour pork, please.’. 19.11.2 Accompaniment The meaning of accompaniment that is expressed by -㢖ὒ䞮ἶ㧊⧧ does not always translate as ‘with’ in English – it is sometimes equivalent to ‘to,’ ‘from,’ or even nothing at all. • ‘With’ in English ㌗╖⹿ ╖䚲㢖 㞛㑮⯒ ⋮⒊㔋┞┺. He shook hands with the representative of the other party. ☯⬢✺ὒ 䡧⩻䟊㍲ 㧊⻺䔎⯒ I finished the event successfully , ㎇Ὃ㩗㦒⪲ Ⱎ㼺┺. cooperating with my colleagues. 䂲ῂ✺ὒ 㧊⼚䞮Ợ ♒㍲ 㔂䝚┺. I feel sad having to part with friends. 㩖䞮ἶ 㞚㭒 Ṗ₢㤊 ㌂㧊㠦㣪. He’s on very close terms with me. ⋾㧦 䂲ῂ䞮ἶ 䠺㠊㪢㠊㣪. I broke up with my boyfriend. 䂲ῂ䞮ἶ ᾦ╖⪲ 㤊㩚䞶 Ệ㡞㣪. I˅ll take turns driving with a friend. 㤆Ⰲ 㹾Ṗ 㞴㹾䞮ἶ ⿖➀㼺㠊㣪. Our car collided with the car in front of us . Ⳋ㩧 ⋶㰲Ṗ 䂲ῂ ἆ䢒㔳䞮ἶ My interview date overlaps with my friend’s Ἇ㼺㠊 . wedding. ⌊ 䂲ῂ⓪ 㡆㡞㧎㧊⧧ ㌂‚┺. My friend goes out with an entertainer. 䂲ῂ⧧ 䞲 㔲Ṛ ☯㞞 䐋䢪䟞㠊. I talked one hour on the phone with a friend. ⋮☚ ⍞⧧ ṯ㦖 ㌳ṗ㧊㟒. I agree with you. • ‘To’ in English 㠎┞䞮ἶ 㞚㭒 䂲䟊㣪. I˅m very close to my sister . 㞚ザ䞮ἶ 㠊㲲 㩖⩝Ợ ゚㔍䞮┞? Isn’t he so similar to Dad? • ‘From’ in English ⋾䘎䞮ἶ 㧊䢒䟞㠊㣪. I got divorced from my husband. ㌳ṗ䞲 Ệ䞮ἶ 㩚䡖 ┺⯊⍺㣪. It’s totally different from what I thought. • ‘Into’ in English 䑊⁒䞮⓪ ₎㠦 Ẫ䞮ἶ Ⱎ㭒㼺㠊. I ran into him on my way home from work. • No preposition in English 㩫㔶ὒ 㦮㌂㢖 ㌗╊䟊 ⽊㎎㣪. Try to consult a psychiatrist. 㡺ザ㢖 ἆ䢒䞶 ㌂⧢㧊㠦㣪. She’s someone who’ll marry my brother. 㑲㧊䞮ἶ 㡗䧂䞮ἶ Ⱔ㧊 ╄㞮┺. Suni and Younghee look very much alike. -㠦Ợ䞲䎢 one-way relationship vs. -㢖ὒ䞮ἶ㧊⧧ reciprocal relationship ⋾䘎䞲䎢 㩚䢪䟞㠊㣪. I phoned or made a call to my husband. ⋾䘎䞮ἶ 㩚䢪䟞㠊㣪. My husband and I talked on the phone. 㠚Ⱎ䞲䎢 㡆⧓䟞㠊㣪. I contacted Mom. 㠚Ⱎ䞮ἶ 㡆⧓䟞㠊㣪. Mom and I were in touch. 㩖⯒ 䡫㠦Ợ ゚ᾦ䞮㰖 Ⱎ㎎㣪. Don’t compare me to brother. 㩖⯒ 䡫ὒ ゚ᾦ䞮㰖 Ⱎ㎎㣪. Don’t compare me and brother. ῂ⚦Ṗ 䂮Ⱎ㠦 㧮 㠊㤎Ⰶ┺. The shoes look good for the skirt. ῂ⚦Ṗ 䂮Ⱎ⧧ 㧮 㠊㤎Ⰶ┺. The shoes and the skirt go well together. 19.11.3 Some fixed patterns involving -㢖ὒ In the following patterns, which are mostly found in formal language, -㢖ὒ is usually appropriate. The last two allow -㢖ὒ only. ⳾✶ ㌂⧢ὒ ὒ ▪⿞㠊 䢪䘟䞮Ợ 㰖⌛㔲┺. Let’s get along harmoniously and peacefully with everyone. 㧊ộ㦖 㰚䛞ὒ ὒ ┺⯚㧊 㠜㔋┞┺. This is exactly the same as the original the genuine article. 㰖⋲ ⻞ ἓ㤆㢖 㢖 Ⱎ㺂Ṗ㰖⪲ 㤆Ⰲ 䕖㧊 㡃㩚㔏㦚 Ệ⛖┺. Our team came from behind to win the game, just like in our last match. 㤆Ⰲ㦮 Ἒ䣣ὒ ὒ ⹮╖⪲ 㧒㧊 㰚䟟♦㠊㣪. The project went contrary to how we planned it. 㠊Ⰶ㞚㧊㢖 㢖 ṯ㧊 Ⱎ㦢㧊 㑲㑮䞮┺. She has a childlike innocence. ἆ䢒ὒ ὒ ☯㔲㠦 㰗㧻㦚 ⁎Ⱒ⚦㠞㔋┞┺. I quit my job at the same time that I got married.

19.12 -ⰢSG-㈦SGand -⹬㠦G

19.12.1 -Ⱒ ‘only; just’ 100 ⿞Ⱒ ₤㞚 㭒㎎㣪. Can you give me just a 100 discount? ⁎ 䂲ῂ⓪ ⳛ䛞Ⱒ 㫡㞚䟊㣪. She likes only brand-name products. ゾⰂⰢ 䞲┺ἶ 㫡㦖 Ợ 㞚⌦. Being just fast is not necessarily good. 㧒㦖 㞞 䞮ἶ ⲏ₆Ⱒ 䟊. He only eats, without working. 㫡₆Ⱒ 䞮┺. It looks just fine to me. Who says it’s not? NOTE: -Ⱒ has two other uses. With time expressions, it indicates ‘after an interval of’ 㡺⧲Ⱒ㧊㠦㣪 ‘It’s been a long time,’ 㕃 ⎚ Ⱒ㠦 㢪㠊㣪 ‘I came back after 10