The Most Misused Sentence Connector | Korean FAQ

The 데 form can be used in place of both the verb ending 고 (“and”) and the verb ending 지만 (“but”), but the 데 form also often sounds more natural. I explain why you want to use it and how it works (along with how to conjugate it), as well as when you still want or need to use the 고 verb ending and the 지만 verb ending.

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