📘 How to Use ~거나 / ~든지 – Expressing Choices in Korean Do you want to say things like “I’ll eat ramen or rice,” “You can call or message me,” or “Anyone can come, whoever they are” in Korean? In Korean, you can express **choices, alternatives, or ‘either/or’ statements** using ~거나 and ~든지 . This lesson will help you understand how to use both grammar patterns naturally, with examples, conjugation tips, and quizzes. Ready to learn how to say “or” in Korean? Let’s go! 🔹 What Does ~거나 Mean? ~거나 is used to connect two **verbs** or **adjectives** to express “or.” Structure: Verb/Adjective stem + 거나 + [second verb/adjective] It’s used when you have two or more possible actions or states. 📘 Examples with ~거나 밥을 먹거나 라면을 먹어요 – I eat rice or ramen bap-eul meok-geo-na ra-myeon-eul meok-eo-yo 영화를 보거나 음악을 들어요 – I watch a movie or listen to music yeong-hwa-reul bo-geo-na eum-ak-eul deu-reo-yo 집에서 쉬거나 도서관에 가요 – I rest at home or go to the library jib-e-seo swi-geo-na ...