obeun ondoreul 180doro seoljeonghago guwo boseyo.

Try setting the oven temperature to 180 degrees and baking.

Breakdown of obeun ondoreul 180doro seoljeonghago guwo boseyo.

• ~를: object particle
• ~로: instrumental particle
• ~고: and
• 오븐: oven

Questions & Answers about obeun ondoreul 180doro seoljeonghago guwo boseyo.

What does the particle 를 after 온도 do?

를 is the direct-object marker. It shows that 오븐 온도 (“oven temperature”) is what you’re setting. In other words, you’re not setting the oven itself but its temperature.

Why is it 180도로 instead of just 180도?

The first 도 is the counter meaning “degrees,” and 로 is the case particle indicating a target or result. So 180도로 설정하다 literally means “set (it) to 180°.”

What role does the connective ending -고 play in 설정하고?

The ending -고 links verbs to express sequential actions. Here it means “set … and then ….” So 설정하고 구워 보세요 = “set (the temperature) and then try baking.”

Why is the verb form 구워 보세요 instead of just 굽세요?

구워 보세요 comes from 굽다 + -아/어 보다 + -세요. The -아/어 보다 part means “try doing.” So 구워 보세요 means “please try baking (it),” which is softer and suggests you give it a go, not just a command to bake.

Why do we say 구워 and not 굽어?