Bedeutung
Suggesting to do something together at a future time.
Kultureller Hintergrund
The phrase is a classic example of 'Insa-chire' (polite greetings). It's more about maintaining the relationship than the actual event. Juniors often use this to show enthusiasm for a senior's suggestion without overstepping. It is one of the most common comments on Instagram/Facebook when someone posts about travel or food. It can be a 'green light' showing interest in a second date, or a 'yellow light' politely avoiding a firm commitment.
The 'Sincerity' Check
If someone adds '꼭' (definitely) or asks for your number right after saying this, they probably mean it literally!
Don't be too literal
If a Korean acquaintance says this, don't feel pressured to set a date immediately. A simple 'Yes, let's!' is the perfect response.
Bedeutung
Suggesting to do something together at a future time.
The 'Sincerity' Check
If someone adds '꼭' (definitely) or asks for your number right after saying this, they probably mean it literally!
Don't be too literal
If a Korean acquaintance says this, don't feel pressured to set a date immediately. A simple 'Yes, let's!' is the perfect response.
Texting Shortcut
In KakaoTalk, you can just type '담에 가요' or even '담에 고고' (Next time go go) with close friends.
The Art of Nunchi
Use this phrase to save face when you have to say no. It shows you still value the person's company.
Teste dich selbst
Complete the dialogue using the phrase '다음에 같이 가요'.
A: 오늘 백화점에 쇼핑하러 갈래요? B: 미안해요, 숙제가 너무 많아요. (_________________).
B is declining because of homework, so suggesting 'next time' is the most natural response.
Which is the correct pronunciation of '같이'?
같이 [_____]
The 'ㅌ' sound before '이' changes to a 'ㅊ' sound (palatalization).
Match the phrase to the best situation.
Phrase: '다음에 꼭 같이 가요!'
This phrase is perfect for showing interest in something a friend shared.
Fill in the missing particle.
다음___ 같이 가요.
'에' is the time particle used with '다음' (next time).
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
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Aufgabensammlung
4 AufgabenA: 오늘 백화점에 쇼핑하러 갈래요? B: 미안해요, 숙제가 너무 많아요. (_________________).
B is declining because of homework, so suggesting 'next time' is the most natural response.
같이 [_____]
The 'ㅌ' sound before '이' changes to a 'ㅊ' sound (palatalization).
Phrase: '다음에 꼭 같이 가요!'
This phrase is perfect for showing interest in something a friend shared.
다음___ 같이 가요.
'에' is the time particle used with '다음' (next time).
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Häufig gestellte Fragen
10 FragenLiterally, yes. But socially, it can mean 'some indefinite time in the future' or just 'not today'.
Yes, '같이' is much more common in daily conversation. '함께' is usually reserved for writing, songs, or very formal speeches.
Yes, but use the polite '-요' ending. If the boss suggests it first, you should definitely respond with '네, 좋아요! 다음에 같이 가요.'
Add a specific time: '좋아요! 이번 주 토요일 어때요?' (Great! How about this Saturday?)
'가요' is the standard polite way to suggest something. '갑시다' is also correct but can sound a bit more assertive or 'old-fashioned' in casual social settings.
Very often! It's a safe way to test the waters for a second date without being too aggressive.
Use the informal form: '다음에 같이 가' or '다음에 같이 가자'.
'다음에' is 'next time' (the next occasion). '나중에' is 'later' (at a later point in time).
Yes, just change the verb. '다음에 같이 먹어요' (Let's eat together next time) or '다음에 같이 봐요' (Let's see it together next time).
In Korea, no. It's understood as a polite closing. However, if you do it repeatedly to a close friend, they might get disappointed.
Verwandte Redewendungen
나중에 봐요
similarSee you later.
함께 가시죠
specialized formLet's go together (formal).
언제 밥 한번 먹어요
similarLet's have a meal sometime.
다음에 또 만나요
builds onLet's meet again next time.
