I think we should go home in Korean 🇰🇷

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I think we should go home	집에 가야 한다고 생각해요

How to say “I think we should go home” in Korean? “집에 가야 한다고 생각해요”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “집에 가야 한다고 생각해요” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on I think we should go home in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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"집에 가야 한다고 생각해요." breaks down as follows:

• 집에 – "집" means home, and "에" is a particle indicating the destination ("to home").

• 가야 – This comes from the verb "가다" (to go). By adding "-야," it expresses necessity (must/go must), essentially short for "가야 한다" (must go).

• 한다고 – This is the quoted form of the statement. When you want to say "I think that…" in Korean, you take the clause (in this case, "가야 한다") and attach "고" to quote it before "생각해요." The "다" is the dictionary ending, and "고" turns it into reported speech.

• 생각해요 – Means "I think." It concludes the sentence by stating that the speaker is thinking the quoted statement is true.

Tips to remember:
• Remember that to express "I think that…" you typically quote the preceding statement with “-다고” before “생각해요.”
• For necessity, attach “-야 한다” to a verb stem. In casual cases, “가야 해” might be used.
• The particle “에” following a noun indicates destination, so it’s used with verbs like 가다 to indicate where one is going.

Romanized, the sentence is written as:
"jibe gaya handago saenggakhaeyo."

Alternate ways to say "I think we should go home":
• 집에 가는 게 좋을 것 같아요.
Romanized: "jibe ganeun ge joeul geot gatayo."
(This literally means "It seems like it would be good to go home.")

• 집에 가자고 생각해요.
Romanized: "jibe gajago saenggakhaeyo."
(This translates to "I think (we) should go home," using "-자고" to express a suggestion.)

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