How would I go about forming 'compound' Korean sentences.
For example, in English, we utilize compound sentences by using conjunctions such as "and, but, or, etc." The only one that I know in Korean is "and," which comes to be "과, 와." Let's say I wanted to say:
"I am an American. I love Korea and Japan." How would I go about making these compound? What rules follow making sentences compound in Korean? Since I am showing love for those two countries, normally I would apply the "를, 을" particle to the end of them because they are recieving, so would I add it to the both of them or just one? I'm kind of confused. If you anyone could help, I would be very, very thankful! 화이팅!I would like to make the sentence, "I am American and I love Korea and Japan" in Korean.