{Grammar} 하고 - [noun] and [noun]

"-하고(-hago)" is used when listing more than one item. "-하고(-hago)" is often used in spoken Korean while "-와/과(-wa/gwa)"are mostly used only in written Korean.

Spoken language : [Consonant, Vowel] + 하고(hago)

                              주스하고 김밥(juseuhago gimbab) - Juice and gimbap

                              김밥하고 주스(gimbabhago juseu) - Gimbap and juice

Written languae : [Consonant] + 과(gwa) 

                              김밥과 주스(gimbabgwa juseu) - Gimbap and juice

                             [Vowel] + 와(wa)

                             주스와 김밥(juseuwa gimbab) - Juice and gimbap

Example)

비빔밥하고 떡볶이 주세요(bibimbabhago tteogbokk-i juseyo) - Please give me bibimbap and tteokbokki.

김치찌개하고 삼겹살 2인분 주세요(gimchijjigaehago samgyeobsal 2inbun juseyo) - Please give me gimchijjigae and two serving of samgyeopsal.

순대 1인분과 김밥1인분 주세요(sundae 1inbungwa gimbab1inbun juseyo) - Please give me one order of sundae and gimbap.

___인분(inbun) serving

when ordering meat you may ask for one serving. two serving, three serving, etc. However restaurants rarely sell only one serving.