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(이)랑 means “and” in Korean, and is used to connect nouns. It is attached directly after a noun without space.
이랑 vs 랑
“이랑” is used after nouns that end in a consonant, while “랑” is used after nouns that end in a vowel.
For example:
- “책이랑 펜” means “a book and a pen”
- “우유랑 빵” means “milk and bread”
