Meaning
The action of traveling or moving along a path.
Cultural Background
The phrase is used to describe both physical travel and life choices. Very similar usage in Japanese, reflecting shared East Asian linguistic roots. The metaphor of 'life as a journey' is common, but 'walking the path' is more poetic. Movement is often described with specific verbs for walking or traveling.
Context is key
Always check if you are talking about a physical road or a life path.
Meaning
The action of traveling or moving along a path.
Context is key
Always check if you are talking about a physical road or a life path.
Test Yourself
Fill in the blank with the correct verb.
저는 지금 학교로 ____.
You are moving toward school, so you are 'going the road'.
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Practice Bank
1 exercises저는 지금 학교로 ____.
You are moving toward school, so you are 'going the road'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, it describes the path you are taking, regardless of the mode of transport.
Related Phrases
길을 잃다
contrastTo get lost
가는 길에
builds onOn the way
