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Today’s Phrase
다음 주에 만나요
da·eum ju·e man·na·yo
daeum jue mannayo
Let’s meet next week
Learning Tip
Korean time words follow this pattern: 이번 (this), 다음 (next), 저번/지난 (last). So: 이번 주 (this week), 다음 달 (next month), 지난 해 (last year). Combined with days and time particles, these are fundamental building blocks for making plans.
Phrase Breakdown
다음 주에
daeum jue
next week (time)
다음 (next) + 주 (week) + 에 (time particle)
만나요
mannayo
let’s meet / we meet
만나다 (to meet) + -요; can suggest or confirm
Proposes a meeting for the coming week — simple and natural for scheduling.
Example Phrases
이번 주는 바빠요. 다음 주에 만나요!
Ibeon juneun bappayo. Daeum jue mannayo!
This week is busy. Let’s meet next week!
이번 주 = this week.
다음 주 언제가 좋아요?
Daeum ju eonjega johayo?
When next week works for you?
언제가 좋다 = when is good (for you).
다음 주 수요일에 시간 돼요?
Daeum ju suyoire sigan dwaeyo?
Are you free next Wednesday?
수요일 = Wednesday.
Related Phrases
이번 주에 만나요
ibeon jue mannayo
Let’s meet this week
Proposing to meet in the current week.
약속 잡아요
yakssok jabayo
Let’s set a plan
Suggesting to schedule a meeting.
일정 확인해 볼게요
iljeong hwaginhae bolgeyo
I’ll check my schedule
Saying you’ll look at your calendar.
Quick Review
그냥 보는 거예요
Can you recall what this means?
geunyangboeneun geoyeyo
I’m just browsing