에 Can Mean “and” (에 and 에다가) | Korean FAQ

Have you ever seen 에 used between two nouns? It can also be used to mean “and” due to its similarity to the particle 에다가 (which can be shortened to just 에, 다가, 에다, or 다). While 에 itself isn’t used to mean “and” normally, it can in certain cases connect two related nouns together and show the meaning of “and.”
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