📘 How to Say “And Then” in Korean – ~고 나서 Want to say “I ate and then studied”, “He finished work and then went home”, or “I met my friend and then we went to a café”? Then you need the Korean connector ~고 나서 – used to express sequential actions! This post will teach you how to use ~고 나서 to talk about actions in order. You’ll see conjugation rules, common mistakes, example sentences, and real-life usage with Romanization. 🔗 What Is ~고 나서? ~고 나서 literally means “after doing...” or “and then...” in Korean. It connects two actions where the second one happens after the first one is completed. Structure: Verb stem + 고 나서 + second action Examples: 먹다 → 먹고 나서 – after eating 일하다 → 일하고 나서 – after working 공부하다 → 공부하고 나서 – after studying 🧠 Key Uses of ~고 나서 ✅ Describes sequential actions ✅ Indicates one action is fully completed before the next starts ✅ Often used in daily conversations and writing 💬 Compare: 먹고 공부해요 – I eat and study...