Remember, no ending consonant= 와, consonant= 과

고양이와 강아지 cat and dog. 물과 커피. water and coffee. See the ending consonant is ㄹ?

Why learn Korean? The people are amazing--industrious, bright, innovative, with a strong sense of morality, living in a society that honors respect. The country is beautiful as well as prosperous, fluctuating between the 10th and 15th positions for top economies in the world, a huge trading partner of our country. Their film and music industries are cutting edge, enjoyable even without a knowledge of the language, but having some familiarity with the language imcrease the enjoyment exponentially in my opinion.

What does the 와 do here?

It also sometimes means "with". For example: 그대와 함께 "with you"

Learning Korean because:

I was inspired by someone attending university in Korea;

to read books and newspapers etc,;

to have conversation with neighbors;

And because learning languages is so much fun!

Well apparently my answer had a typo.I looked and I had chosen the exact same choices the app had said was the correct answer.Is this a bug,am I missing something about the language,or am I just being an idiot like normal?

Bug: The suggestion for "man" was different than the correct answer

This is so hard

Why not use 하고 here?

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i wrote it correctly and it said i got it wrong???

Then what does 그리고 mean? I was taught it meant "and". Or does it only links actions?

Why is it "여자와" and not "여자들"

why is there a difference between 여자와 and 여자(space)와?

Omg this is so difficult I but want to learn Korean..

The answer I gave was exactly the same

So sure the ending -와 mean and?

I think that these types of questions shoud separate the words and have choices between 와 and 과. That way, learners could figure out which one is the right one.

Why is "여자와" and not "여자 와"?

It keeps on saying I have a typo in my answer even though I'm definitely selecting "여자와 남자" I think it means the spacing between 여자 and 와 but I have to click the given words to make an answer, there's no option to actually type so there's not much I can do about that.

i think ill die learning...

My answer was 여자 와 남자 but duolinggo said it was a typo and should be 여자와 남자

So even if we chose the correct symbols separately to spell it out instead of the premade ones (just trying to make sure I'm using my brain ) it will still be marked as wrong even though it is the same spelling?

I try to study. :)