clause linking / connectivity

• 가다

  –become; turn
• 가지다

  –An auxiliary verb used to indicate the continuation of a result, or the state of an action in the preceding statement
• 거니와

  –(old-fashioned) A connective ending used to recognize the truth of the preceding statement, while indicating there is another relevant fact
• 겠

  –An ending of a word referring to a future event or assumption
• 고

  –A postpositional particle used to list two or more things and choose them on an equal basis
• 고래

  –An abbreviated word for '고리하여' (a conjugated form of '고리하다' (do so))
• 고자

  –A connective ending used when the speaker has a certain purpose, intention, hope, etc
• 곤

  –A connective ending used when the same event is repeated
• 그래

  –An abbreviated word for '그리하여' (a conjugated form of '그리하다' (do so))
• 그래도

  –An abbreviated word for '그리하여도' (a conjugated form of '그리하다' (do so))
• 그래서

  –An abbreviated word for '그리하여서' (a conjugated form of '그리하다' (do so))
• 그래서

  –so; therefore
• 그러니까

  –so
• 그러면

  –An abbreviated word for '그리하면' (a conjugated form of '그리하다' (do so))
• 그러면

  –if so; then
• 그런데

  –An abbreviated word for '그러한데' (a conjugated form of '그러하다' (be so))
• 그런데

  –by the way; however; but
• 그럼

  –An abbreviated word for '그리하면' (a conjugated form of '그리하다' (do so))
• 그리고

  –and
• 그리하여

  –therefore; so; hence
• 근데

  –by the way; but; however
• 내지

  –or
• 는데

  –A connective ending used to talk in advance about a situation to follow
• 더라도

  –A connective ending used when assuming or recognizing the truth of the preceding statement, but implying that it is not related to or does not influence the following statement
• 더라면

  –A connective ending used to show regret or sadness, etc., while hypothesizing what it would be like if the past were different from the fact
• 또

  –and
• 랑

  –A postpositional particle used to connect the preceding and following nouns
• 마는

  –A postpositional particle used when accepting the preceding content while also stating a question about it, a situation that contradicts to it, etc
• 맞이

  –A suffix used to mean "greeting a certain day, person, object, etc."
• 며

  –A postpositional particle that connects two or more similar objects that are written consecutively
• 면

  –A postpositional particle that connects two or more objects
• 면 좋겠다

  –An expression used to indicate the speaker's hope or wish, or the speaker's wish that the result would be different from reality
• 면서

  –A connective ending used when more than two actions or states happen at the same time
• 보다

  –An auxiliary verb indicating when one first does an action meaning the preceding statement and thinks of its consequence later
• 아 가지고

  –An expression used to indicate that the result or state of the act mentioned in the preceding statement is continued
• 어 가지고

  –An expression used to indicate that the result or state of the act mentioned in the preceding statement is continued
• 어째서

  –An abbreviated word for '어찌하여서' (a conjugated form of '어찌하다')
• 에

  –and; plus
• 여 가지고

  –An expression used to indicate that the result or state of the act mentioned in the preceding statement is continued
• 여서

  –A connective ending used to indicate that the preceding event and the following one happened sequentially
• 였던

  –An expression used to recall a past incident or state, and indicate that the incident or state is suspended, not completed
• 와

  –A postpositional particle used to list the preceding and following nouns on an equal footing
• 으면 좋겠다

  –An expression used to indicate the speaker's hope or wish, or the speaker's wish that the result would be different from reality
• 을까마는

  –An expression used to indicate that the speaker accepts the preceding statement while possessing questions or doubts that ultimately do not affect the following statement
• 이고

  –A postpositional particle used to list two or more things and choose them on an equal basis
• 이니

  –A postpositional particle used to list two or more things on an equal footing
• 이다

  –A postpositional particle used to connect and list several objects
• 이라고

  –A postpositional particle used to indicate that one is not happy with the preceding statement
• 이래

  –since
• 이래

  –An abbreviated word for '이리하여' (a conjugated form of '이리하다' (do in this way))
• 이러니

  –An abbreviated word for '이러하니' (a conjugated form of '이러하다' (be like this))
• 이렇듯

  –An abbreviated word for '이러하듯' (a conjugated form of '이러하다' (be like this))
• 이며

  –A postpositional particle that connects two or more similar objects that are mentioned consecutively
• 인들

  –A postpositional particle used to admit to a certain condition but imply the possibility of a negative result
• 자고

  –An ending of a word used to indicate a purpose or intention
• 지만

  –A connective ending used to recognize the truth of the preceding statement and add facts that are the opposite of it or different
• 하다

  –do; mean
• 하며

  –A postpositional particle used to connect two or more similar referents that are stated consecutively
• 하지만

  –but; however