"서준은 서연이랑 파티에 가."

Translation: Seojun goes to a party with Seoyeon.

[GaluhShinto]

~이랑 is with?

[Tanzeel007]

이 연. 그는 형.

[yoongiibae]

한서준? 여신강림!

[_kushi]

네네 ㅎㅎ

[ravenmoo]

Seojoon should be accepted -.- reported.

[ChengXiaoBiased]

haha

[mysmia]

Maybe, but in the first lesson we used the romanization with 우 being u and not oo. Sometimes they like to be consistent. :)

[SuperBloo20]

The names sort of remind me of the twins from tros <3

[suhandiwiratama]

Got it wrong only because of a missing a! 개똥...

[Yukari681]

2서

[amira841402]

박서준 그렇게 좋아?

[gemoy05]

한 서준? 서연이? 이 서후 어디에 >_

[PeterGoughnour]

I put the correct answer but it marked it wrong

[TomTheSailor]

This is not a sentence that would be used in normal English conversation. You might hear something like "Seojun is going to a party with Seoyeon" or "Seojun is at the party with Seoyeon". Could this Korean sentence be translated to either of these?

[yihanssss]

Is this true beauty?

[BangJerica007]

I aM bEtRaYeD

[KyleDelane6]

Are these male or female names?

[SeanFogart4]

서준 is male and 서연 is female. I'm trying to work out why . . .

(Looking at examples, for the first name, 서(抒) means tell/describe in a lyrical way (renowned?), 준(俊), of man, genius or "great man". Or 徐準, gradual/quiet "rule".

For the second name, the first element, 서, is 瑞 meaning auspicious. The second 연(姸) means, of a female, beautiful.)

Indeed by https://www.topikguide.com/find-korean-name-gender-male-or-female/ 서연 is constantly the most popular female name, and 서준 was second in 2013 for male names, though the first element is more feminine by purely Korean rather than Sinitic rules . . .

[_mi_young_45679]

Seokjin+Namjun=Seojun

[PeterChoi89]

This sentence is wrong
서준은 is awkward. 서준이는 is natural.

[mumzilla3]

Is there a difference if i use 서연이와 instead of 서연이랑 ?

[PeterChoi89]

Yes a little. 서연이랑 is more natural and you can also use '서연이하고'

[LukeMadhan]

Is ~이항 like ~으로?

[LukeMadhan]

How far wrong is "Seojun and seoyeon go to a party together"?