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(이)나 means that one of the two or more listed nouns will be chosen. When the preceding noun ends in a vowel, 나 is used, and when the noun ends in a consonant, 이나 is used. In the case of adjectives and verbs, -거나 is added to the verb stem.
When (이)나 is added to a subject or object, the subject or object particle is omitted, leaving only (이)나 in place of 이/가 or 을/를, respectively.
When (이)나 is used together with the particles 에, 에서 and 에게, (이)나 can either be used alone with the first word(s) in the list while 에, 에서 and 에게 are used with the final word, or (이)나 can be used together with 에, 에서, and 에게 to form 에나, 에서나, 에게나. However, the use of (이)나 by itself is more natural.
Can be used to list two or more choices and one of them will be chosen. V+거나 is the same but with verbs.
이나 is added before a counter ending in a consonant
나 is added before a counter that ends in a vowel
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