jabi에다가
에다가: Onto / Added To
Onto / into / in addition to — 에 plus 다가, for placement or adding.
How to form it
| When | Form | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Noun (place or item) | N에다가 | 가방에다가 / 커피에다가 |
| Adding sense | N에다가 + add | 커피에다가 시럽을 넣어요 |
에다가 sits on a noun and points to a place you put something onto, or something you add to.
커피에다가 시럽을 넣어 주세요 — onto/into the coffee, add syrup.
Forms
| Shape | Use |
|---|---|
| N에다가 | onto / into N; added to N |
가방에다가 넣어요. Put it in the bag.
종이에다가 이름을 쓰세요. Write your name on the paper.
피자에다가 치즈를 더 올려 주세요. Add more cheese on the pizza.Not connective -다가
| Form | Job |
|---|---|
| -다가 V-다가 | action interrupted / shifted |
| N에다가 | particle after a noun |
*먹다가 is “while/was eating (then…)”. 커피에다가 is never a verb ending.
Beside plain 에
(장소)에 에 already marks location. 에다가 often feels like focusing the landing spot or the thing being added to. In many lines both are acceptable; this unit trains the 에다가 shape for placement and topping-up talk.
Delivery-unit flavour
Ordering and kitchen talk: A에다가 B 추가해 주세요. That is the “added onto” reading in everyday use.
Do not confuse it with
Taught alongside this
In the Sejong course this appears in 치킨 두 마리를 주문하려고 해요 — Sejong Korean 2, Unit 15, on the theme of 배달. These come with it:
Words used above
Quick check
No sign-up, no score saved — just see if it stuck.
1. What is 에다가 built from?
2. How does it differ from connective -다가?
3. Which fits 'I put sugar into the coffee'?
Common questions
Can I just use 에?
Often yes for location. 에다가 can feel a bit more like 'onto / into that spot' or 'adding onto.' [[g:e-place]] covers bare 에.
Is 에다 the same?
You will hear shorter 에다 in speech. Learn 에다가 as the clear classroom form.
Addition vs location?
Dictionary lists both a location sense and an 'added-to' sense. Delivery and recipe talk use the adding feel a lot: A에다가 B를 넣다.
Same as 도?
No. [[g:do]] means 'also.' 에다가 marks where/onto which something goes.