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V-아/어 가지고 grammar = and (then) ~express time order of 2 actions
L2.51 V-아/어 가지고 grammar = and (then) ~express time order of 2 actions or more
Usage:
– Indicate time order of 2 actions that the 1st action must be complete in order to do the 2nd action = and then
– V-아/어 가지고 can be shortened to -아/어 갖고 and is often used in speaking
– V-아/어 가지고 is similar to the V-고서 grammar.
– The expression can be used with adjectives to indicate the speaker’s reason for doing action. (example 9)
– The expression can be replaced with -아/어서 to indicate the order of actions. ( example 10) – The expression can’t be preceding by past tense -았/었 and future tense -겠-. (example 11)
Verb + -아/어 가지고:
모으다 — 모아 가지고 (save and …)
만들다 — 만들어 가지고 (make and…)
만나다 — 만나 가지고 (meet and…)
졸업하다 — 졸업해 가지고 (graduate and…)
뺄래하다 — 빨래해 가지고 (wash clothes and …)
Examples
1. 이 채소는 어떻게 할까요?
– 먼저 다듬어 가지고 냉장고에 넣어 주세요. 샐러드는 조금 후에 만들 거예요.
What should we do with the vegetables?
– First tidy them up and put them in the fridge. We will make salad a bit later.
2. 앤디 씨, 지금 뭐 해요?
– 빨래를 해 가지고 널고 있어요.
Andy, what are you doing now?
– I washed my clothes and am hanging them now.
3. 돈을 빨리 모아 가지고 자동차를 사고 싶어요.
I want to save money quickly and then buy a car.
4. 등산갈 때 김밥을 만들어 가지고 갈게요.
When going hiking, I will make some gimbap and take long with us.
5. 할아버지께서 손자들을 불러 가지고 용든을 주셨어요.
Grandpa called his grandsons and then gave them some spending money.
6. 빨리 졸업해 가지고 취직하고 싶어요.
I want to graduate quickly and then find a job.
7. 날씨가 좋을 때 밖에 항상 나가 가지고 그림을 해요.
When the weather is nice, I usually go out and draw some pictures.
8. 선물을 포장해 가지고 소포를 보냅시다.
Let’s wrap this present and then send the package.
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can you explain more how to use 아/어 가지고? thank you!
Sure! So 아/어 가지고 is a grammar point used to express the reason for something. The cause and effect. So, it is normally translated as “because,” but it can be translated in a number of ways.
It is used with mostly verbs (동사) and adjectives (형용사). But it is not conjugated for tense, so no tense markers are used with it.
아 가지고 comes after words that end with ㅏ and ㅗ. The same as making a simple present tense sentence (가요, 좋아요).
사다 -> 사 가지고, 좋다 -> 좋아 가지고, 오다 -> 와 가지고
어 가지고 comes after words that don’t end with ㅏ or ㅗ.
먹다 -> 먹어 가지고, 쓰다 -> 써 가지고, 배부르다 -> 배불러 가지고
Then 하다 verbs and adjectives get attached with 여, right? But it becomes 해.
하다 -> 해 가지고
Here are some examples with verbs:
어젯밤에 너무 많이 먹어 가지고 아직도 배부르다. Because I ate so much last night, I’m still full. (I ate so much last night that I’m still full.)
오늘 늦잠을 자 가지고 샤워를 못 했다. Because I woke up late, I couldn’t take a shower. (I woke up late, so I couldn’t take a shower.)
내 지갑을 못 찾아 가지고 학교에 지각했다. Because I couldn’t find my wallet, I was late to school. (I couldn’t find my wallet, so I was late to school.)
Here are some examples with adjectives:
오늘은 날씨가 좋아 가지고 밖에 나가고 싶네. Because the weather is nice today, I want to go outside. (The weather is so nice that I want to go outside.)
나는 키가 작아 가지고 콤플렉스가 있다. Because I’m short, I have a complex (about it).
남자랑 사귀어 본 적이 없어 가지고 어떨지 잘 모르겠다. Since I don’t have the experience of dating a man, I don’t know what it would be like. (I’ve never dated a guy before, so I don’t know what it’d be like.)
You can technically use this form with a noun. But it isn’t common. You’re more likely to see 이어서 or (이)라서 used with nouns, even 이기 때문에.
오늘은 친구 생일이어가지고 선물을 사러 가는 중이야. –> 오늘은 친구 생일이어서 선물을 사러 가는 중이야. Because it’s my friend’s birthday, I’m on my way to buy a gift.
아/어 가지고 can also be used to express a sequence of events that are connected. So, it is often seen as “and (then).” It has the same conjugation rules as the other translation. But it’s usually used with verbs since it shows a sequences of events (actions).
집에 가 가지고 먹었다. I went home and (then) ate.
우리 친구네 집에 가 가지고 공부할 거다. I’m going to go to my friend’s house and (then) study.
친구한테 전화 해 가지고 물어 볼 거다. I’m going to call my friend and (then) ask.
But the events must be connected actions. So, let’s look at a bad/unnatural example. “학교에 가 가지고 장보러 갈 거예요. I’m going to go to school and then go grocery shopping.” This does not work because going to school has nothing to do with grocery shopping. They are unrelated activities unless you’re grocery shopping at the school. So, the two clauses must be related to each other.
Usage notes:Before writing this post, I had a very practical discussion with my friend on this grammar point. And we both agree that this grammar point is used all day while speaking. It’s used in informal writing like text messages and blogs, so you will not find it on the news or in formal writing. Which also means it’s also typically used between friends, family members, and romantic partners. It’s not as common in the workplace, except on some occasions. And that exception was that it can come off a little cute and softer than 아/어서 does when you make a mistake or have to tell someone something they don’t want to hear.
So, if I was to say to my boss “죄송해요. 그 서류를 못 찾아가지고요…” (I’m sorry. Because I can’t find that document…). It would sound a lot softer than “그 서류를 못 찾아서요.” which is a bit stiff and emotionless in comparison. So, it could help deliver the sincerity of your apology.
I hope this is helpful.^^
[Korean grammar] -아/어 가지고 Expressing Time and Sequential Behavior
어 가지고
해 가지고
This expression indicates the doing of the action in the following clause based on the result of completing the action in the preceding clause. It is often used in conversational speech and is sometimes shortened to -아/어 갖고. Because it indicates the order of two or more actions, this expression can only be used with verbs.
아 가지고
어 가지고
러 가지고
싸 가지고
라 가지고
려 가지고
려서
났 가지고
겠 가지고
나 가지고
>> You can click on the title of each grammar below to learn about the other grammars which also express ‘Time and Sequential Behavior’ :
01 만에
02 -아/어 가지고
03 -아/어다가
04 -고서
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이 채소는 어떻게 할까요?What should we do with these vegetables?먼저 다듬냉장고에 넣어 주세요. 샐러드는 조금 후에 만들 거 예요.(First) tidy them up and then put them in the refrigerator. (We’ll) make the salad a bit later.양강 씨, 지금 뭐 해요?Yang Gang, what are you up to?빨래를널고 있어요.I washed my clothes, and (now) I’m hanging them out to dry.• 돈을 빨리 모자동차를 사고 싶어요.I want to quickly save up some money and (then) buy a car.• 등산갈 때 계가 집에서 김밥을 만들갈게요.When we go hiking, I’ll make some gimbap at home and to take along with us.• 할아버지께서 손자들을 불용돈을 주셨어요.Grandpa called over all his grandsons and (then) gave them some spending money.• 스마트폰을 사고 싶은데 비못 사겠어요.I want to buy a smartphone, but (because) they’re expensive, I can’t.• 지난해에 비해 물가가 많이 올생활비가 많이 들어요.Compared to last year, the cost of goods has gone up, and (therefore) my cost of living has greatly increased.• 친구에게 책을 빌읽었어요.= 친구에게 책을 빌읽었어요.• 친구를 만커피를 마셨어요. (X)친구를 만나커피를 마셨어요. (X)->친구를 만커피를 마셨어요. (〇)
What’s the meaning of -아/어 가지고, which I hear a lot in spoken language?
I hear “가지고” used a lot in spoken language (almost never in written language); for example:
고기를 잡아 가지고 찌개를 끓였다. ([He] caught a fish and made jjigae (stew).)
It’s not hard for me to understand this sentence, but I’m interested in knowing the precise meaning of the connective phrase 아/어 가지고, and when it can and cannot be used. Does it just mean “and”? And if so, what distinguishes it from -고 (e.g. 고기를 잡고 찌개를 끓였다)?
A Pop of Korean! — Intermediate / Lesson 30: -아/어 가지고
do you have any advice on learning vocabulary.. for a lazy person? 🙁 and also, i memorize words quickly, but it’s kinda hard to use all of them all the time, so some of them… kinda fade away
Y’all probably know I’m a big fan of the app Drops for learning vocabulary! It’s great for those who don’t have a lot of time or don’t have a ton of motivation to learn vocabulary. It gives you a lot of different kinds of exercises to memorize vocab, so it does a lot of the heavy lifting for you. I feel like with learning vocab, it’s not so much the actual learning of the words as it is figuring out a way to learn them. That’s why I like Drops!
The free version allows you to play for 5 minutes per day (I think it’s per day – it could be something like once every 10 hours or smth), which is great if you don’t have a lot of time. Drops Premium (which I have an affiliate link for!), however, allows you to play for 5, 10, 15-minute, or untimed sessions if you have more time!
If you’d rather do something else, I recommend reading webtoons if you’re at a level where you are comfortable reading them without struggling to the point where you don’t enjoy it. There are webtoons like True Beauty that, in my opinion, are a little more basic, so you can start with those. Having both an English translation and dictionary as you read is really useful. I find that whatever webtoon I’m reading has a certain set of words it uses a lot, so it’s good for memorizing those words since you come across them a lot. When I read Lookism, for example, I come across the same words related to fighting throughout the series, so I end up memorizing those. I’m not sure if I would recommend this for “lazy” people – reading webtoons can be a lot of work, especially if you’re reading one way out of your level or that you’re not that interested in. That said, I recommend it because it’s a more passive way of learning vocabulary – you’re not flipping Quizlet cards forcing yourself to remember these words. It can also be very fun if you find one for you!
I know you said you’re worried about these words fading away over time, but since you can play Drops everyday and read webtoons weekly (or binge them if you have a lot to catch up), it forces you to be consistent. Thus, I think they’ll stick in your memory a little better 🙂
So those are my recs! I hope they work for you 🙂 If anyone else has any tips, please let us know! Thanks for the question! 화이팅!
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~(어/아) 가지고 (causal relationship, colloquial, only used in speech and not writing)
1. Because, since, so (cause and effect, similar to ~아/어/여서)
바빠 가지고 지금 갈 수 없어요 = Because I am busy I can not go.
어제 늦게 끝나 가지고 집에 못 갔어요 = Because I finished late yesterday, I couldn’t go home
오늘 날씨가 너무 더워 가지고 약속을 취소했어요 = Because the weather is so hot today, I cancelled my plans
우리가 너무 일찍 와 가지고 오랫동안 기다렸어요 = Because we came so early, we had to wait for a long time
2. After doing.., Having done… (colloquial expression of “having done something” is similar to -ㄴ/은 후에 and ~아/어/여서 )
불어를 공부해 가지고 프랑스에 살고 싶어요 = After studying French I want to live in France.
은행에서 돈을 찾아 가지고 나가겠어요 = After withdrawing money from the bank, I will go out.
한국어를 배워 가지고 한국 회사에 취직하겠어요 = After learning Korean, I will get a job in a Korean company.
공부를 해 가지고 와 = Come after you study.
x – x – x
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