1. -고 해서 : It is used to explain the reason of the following clause is from the preceding clause. In the sentence, "I will be doing something with my parents." is omitted. The reason of the speaker is making a plan is because his/her parents are visiting him/her. * -고 해서(요) is a polite ending form. 2. -기에 : It's a connective ending used to show the reason of the behavior. In the sentence, it is the reason why it is good to leave on a trip overseas. 3. -이라서/라서 : It's a connective ending used to show the reason of the following clause. '서' is commonly omitted in daily conversation. Hope it helps and please follow me at koreanclass.canada on Instagram!

First,B:부모님께서 한군에 오신다고 해서요. Why 해서요? Is it 하시다 + 요? I’m not very sure about it. >부모님이 한국에 오신다고 했다. 그래서 >해서요 its include reason Second,B:황금연휴라 해외에 갔다가 오기에 딱 좋은 기회네요. One, 오기에 why there is a 에 here? I can understand 오기 makes “come” the verb to “coming” the noun. But why put a 에 here? >황금연휴라 해외에 갔다가 오다. 그러기에 딱 좋은 기회네요. >그러기에=해외에 갔다가 오다. Two, 황금연휴라, is it 황금연휴라(서) here? >황금연휴이다. 그래서 (so)

1. "해서요" means there remain words you want to say more Prerequisite:i heard that parent will come to korea ->conclusion:i schedule to stay with my parents 부모님과 함께 지낼 예정이에요 해서요=해서+요 해서=하다+어서=하(다)+여서=하여서=해서 2."에" means that former words(해외에 갔다오기) are objective of post words(좋은 기회) 어떤 좋은 기회?->'해외에 갔다오기'에 좋은 기회 sign:former words explain specifically post words eg)몸에 좋은 보약 3.연휴라서 연휴라 both are no problem