To not go out (polite) in Korean 🇰🇷

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to not go out (polite)	안 나가요

How to say “to not go out (polite)” in Korean? “안 나가요”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “안 나가요” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on to not go out (polite) in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember:
• "안" means "not" in Korean. Remember that by simply placing it in front of the polite form "나가요" (which comes from "나가다", meaning "to go out"), you create the negative, "not go out."
• Think of “안 나가요” as the same phrase with an extra “not” attached to “go out.”

Explanations:
• "나가다" is the infinitive form meaning "to go out."
• "나가요" is the present tense, polite conjugation for "go out."
• Adding "안" before the verb forms "안 나가요", translating literally to "not go out."

Other Words with Similar Meaning:
• 나가지 않아요 (na-ga-ji anha-yo) – another polite negative form meaning "do not go out."

Conjugations of 나가다:
Infinitive: 나가다 (na-ga-da) – to go out

Present Tense:
• Affirmative: 나가요 (na-ga-yo) – (I/you/he/she/they) go out
• Negative: 안 나가요 (an na-ga-yo) or 나가지 않아요 (na-ga-ji anha-yo) – don’t go out

Past Tense:
• Affirmative: 나갔어요 (na-gass-eo-yo) – went out
• Negative: 안 나갔어요 (an na-gass-eo-yo) or 나가지 않았어요 (na-ga-ji anass-eo-yo) – didn’t go out

Future Tense:
• Affirmative: 나갈 거예요 (na-gal geo-ye-yo) – will go out
• Negative: 안 나갈 거예요 (an na-gal geo-ye-yo) or 나가지 않을 거예요 (na-ga-ji aneul geo-ye-yo) – will not go out

Example Sentences:
1. 저는 오늘 안 나가요.
(Jeo-neun o-neul an na-ga-yo.)
– I’m not going out today.

2. 그 사람은 자주 안 나가요.
(Geu sa-ram-eun ja-ju an na-ga-yo.)
– That person doesn’t go out often.

3. 비가 와서 우리는 밖에 안 나가요.
(Bi-ga wa-seo u-ri-neun bak-ke an na-ga-yo.)
– Because it’s raining, we’re not going out.

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