랑/이랑

rang/irang

Grammar · 1 sense

together, with

Examples

옆방 애들이랑 싸웠어?

Did you get into a fight with the guys in the next room?

선생님이랑 같이 풀어봐요.

Let's try solving it together with the teacher.

When you'd hear it

랑/이랑 is common in casual conversation, especially among friends, classmates, and family. It also appears in polite everyday speech, as in talking with a teacher, but is less typical in formal writing.

What learners get wrong

For companionship, 랑/이랑 marks the person you are with, while 같이 means “together” and can be used with or without that marker: 선생님이랑 같이. The choice between 랑 and 이랑 depends on whether the preceding noun ends in a vowel or consonant.

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