daeboneul ilggo baeyeogui dongjageul yeonseuphaesseo.

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Breakdown of daeboneul ilggo baeyeogui dongjageul yeonseuphaesseo.

• 연습하다: to practice
• 대본: the script
• 배역: the acting role

Questions & Answers about daeboneul ilggo baeyeogui dongjageul yeonseuphaesseo.

Why is 대본을 marked with -을?

-을/를 is the object marker in Korean. It marks the thing being directly acted on.

• 대본을 읽고 = reading the script
• The verb 읽다 takes a direct object, so 대본 gets -을

Because 대본 ends in a consonant, it takes -을 rather than -를.

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What does 읽고 mean here, and why is -고 used?

Here, -고 connects two actions:

• 대본을 읽고
• 배역의 동작을 연습했어

So the sentence means something like:

• I read the script and practiced the role’s movements/actions
• or After reading the script, I practiced the role’s movements/actions

In this kind of sentence, -고 often simply links actions in sequence. It does not strongly emphasize cause; it mainly means and or and then.

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Could this sentence mean both actions happened in order?