Learn Hardcore Korean: geurigo noraedo johayo.

그리고 is a conjunction that means and or and then. Placing it at the start shows you’re adding another point or continuing from what was just said. In spoken and informal written Korean, it’s common to open a new sentence with 그리고 to link ideas smoothly.

Why is there no explicit subject in 그리고 노래도 좋아요?

Korean often leaves out the subject when it’s clear from context. If you’re already talking about someone’s singing or songs, you don’t need to repeat 그 노래는 or 그 사람이. The listener infers the subject from the previous sentences.

What role does 도 play in 노래도?

도 is the particle for also/too. Attaching it to 노래 means you’re including “songs” in addition to whatever you’ve already mentioned. So 노래도 translates to “songs too” or “the singing as well.”

Why isn’t there another particle like 은/는 or 이/가 before 도?

Particles like 은/는 (topic) and 이/가 (subject) mark nouns, but 도 itself is a particle that marks inclusion. You don’t stack 은/는 or 이/가 with 도 in this basic structure. By itself, replaces those markers when the focus is on “also.”