He/she goes (polite) in Korean 🇰🇷

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he/she goes (polite)	그 사람은 가요

How to say “he/she goes (polite)” in Korean? “그 사람은 가요”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “그 사람은 가요” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on he/she goes (polite) in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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그 사람은 가요 info.

Word: 가다 (ga-da) meaning “to go”

Tips to Remember:
• Associate “가다” with “going” – the sound “ga” can remind you of “go.”
• Visualize someone moving from one place to another; mentally label it “ga-da.”
• Remember that when you see “가요” (ga-yo), it’s the polite present form used in everyday conversation.

Explanations:
• “그 사람은 가요” (geu sa-ram-eun ga-yo) translates as “That person goes” or “He/She goes” in a polite tone.
• “그 사람은” means “that person” and “가요” is the present polite conjugation of the verb “가다.”

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 출발하다 (chul-bal-ha-da) – “to depart” (more formal or specific)
• 이동하다 (i-dong-ha-da) – “to move” or “to travel” (used in contexts of movement in general)

Conjugations of 가다:
• Present:
– Polite: 가요 (ga-yo)
– Informal non-polite: 가 (ga)
– Plain (declarative): 간다 (gan-da)
• Past:
– Polite: 갔어요 (gat-sseo-yo)
– Informal non-polite: 갔어 (gat-sseo)
– Plain: 갔다 (gat-da)
• Future:
– Polite: 갈 거예요 (gal geo-ye-yo)
– Informal non-polite: 갈 거야 (gal geo-ya)
– Plain: 갈 것이다 (gal geo-si-da)
• Present Progressive:
– Polite: 가고 있어요 (ga-go i-sseo-yo)
– Informal non-polite: 가고 있어 (ga-go i-sseo)

Example Sentences:
1. 저는 학교에 가요.
Romanized: Jeo-neun hak-gyo-e ga-yo.
Meaning: I go to school.
2. 친구가 지금 집에 갔어요.
Romanized: Chin-gu-ga ji-geum jip-e gat-sseo-yo.
Meaning: A friend went home just now.
3. 우리는 내일 서울에 갈 거예요.
Romanized: U-ri-neun nae-il Seo-ul-e gal geo-ye-yo.
Meaning: We will go to Seoul tomorrow.
4. 그 사람은 지금 도서관에 가고 있어요.
Romanized: Geu sa-ram-eun ji-geum do-seo-gwan-e ga-go i-sseo-yo.
Meaning: That person is going to the library now.

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