"or"

Translation: 또는

[Kayla303344]

This is better for testing yourself rather than learning

[sussi.Sussiann]

Lingodeer is pretty good to use, while using this app.

[BangtansKo]

I used it before i uploaded this app an to be honest they explain the Korean alphabet (Hangul) really well and the App is very helpful too , but after Lektion 1 you have to pay for it

[BangtansKo]

*and

[VilasDongr1]

Why are you learning korean

[Sancera]

I strongly agree :/

[leabea87]

In my opinion, "also" is the better translation for "또는". Depending on the part of speech that they're attached to, "거나" and "이나" are closer translations to the word "or".

[TriceSister]

When do you use 거나 and when 이나 ?

[panchoB1]

You said it!

[beachesonthesky]

Agree with this

[yvesning]

또는 is used when saying only one of the choices is acceptable.
ex./ It is either true or false.

아니면 is used when saying this if not that. It shows that both answers are acceptable
ex./I'll have coffee or water, I don't care

혹은 means this if not that. It means one of the answers would be used if the other answer isn't acceptable
ex./ give me water or coffee, whichever works for you

I hope this helped clear up some confusion!

[AmenWakjir1]

또는=or

[Jungie.bts]

I have never heard of this word :0 I thought it was omitted in korean.

[Maha293206]

how can i know wich one is the correct answer their pronounciations is totally different

[mya393564]

It is so hard i am raging

[cvillaltameza]

this is confusing

[habibaellamey]

또는 ddoneun

[Rev.ClydeD]

After reading these comments, I'm even more confused. What's the definitive context for each of the three words?

[HannahSmil7]

What is the difference between the two? I put one, and it said I had a typo but I dont understand when to use each one

[AishaRai2]

It cool i have learned lots of things

[Myumi9]

How do you pronounce it?

[HuM86]

Doneun or toneun

[pokemonad]

Duneun I think

[softnamjin]

it's tto-neun

[jair535474]

Ehhhhh i dont feel like am learning anything

[ILoveFSM]

또는, -(이)나, 혹은, 아니면 etc...) There are many word about 'or'.

[Mochisung_OT.21]

im so very confused on this lol. so it asked me to put the korean for 'or', and then it said it was correct when i put '들', but it said i had a typo and it put '나', but the translation above is saying that it is '또는'; but '들' translates to 'field', '나 means 'I', and '또는' is the only one that translates correctly. i'm-
if this made any sense, pls help me out lol

[pathum670213]

thunan