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Today’s Phrase
같이 가요
ga·chi ga·yo
gachi gayo
Let’s go together
Daily Tip
같이 and 함께 both mean ‘together’, but 같이 is more casual and commonly used in everyday speech. 함께 feels more formal or literary. In daily conversation, 같이 가요 sounds the most natural.
Phrase Breakdown
같이
gachi
together
Adverb meaning ‘together’; also 함께 in formal usage
가요
gayo
let’s go / going
가다 (to go) → 가요 can be declarative or suggestive
A warm, casual invitation to go somewhere together.
Example Phrases
밥 먹으러 같이 가요!
Bap meogeuro gachi gayo!
Let’s go eat together!
-으러 expresses purpose: ‘in order to eat’.
영화 같이 볼래요?
Yeonghwa gachi bolraeyo?
Do you want to watch a movie together?
-ㄹ래요? is an informal suggestion or invitation.
같이 여행 가고 싶어요.
Gachi yeohaeng gago sipeoyo.
I want to travel together.
-고 싶다 expresses a desire.
Related Phrases
함께 해요
hamkke haeyo
Let’s do it together
A more formal version of ‘let’s do together’.
어디 가요?
eodi gayo?
Where are you going?
Asking about someone’s destination.
나도 갈게요
nado galgeyo
I’ll go too
Expressing intention to join someone.
Quick Review
잘 자요
Can you recall what this means?
jal jayo
Good night / Sleep well