좋아하는 것

• (이)나 is attached to nouns, and is usually written between two nouns to indicate that you can choose any of the two.

• In English, it translates to “OR”

• 이나 is attached to nouns with final consonants (batchim) while 나 is attached to nouns without final consonants.

The meaning of the sentence will not be changed even when the nouns (options) used are interchanged as in: 사과나 포도를 살 거예요 (I will buy apple or grapes) and 포도나 사과를 살 거예요 (I will buy grapes or apple.)

• 는 것 is attached to verbs that makes it function as a noun.

• In English, it is called GERUND that functions as OBJECT OF THE VERB.

(I’ll call or email you later.)

(Learning Korean is really fun.)

(I don’t like hiking.)