They go (polite) in Korean 🇰🇷

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they go (polite)	그 사람들은 가요

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

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Tips to Remember:
• The root is "가" from the verb "가다" (to go). The ending "요" makes it polite, and just like the English "go," you can think of "가" as sounding like "go."
• Remember that "그 사람들은" means "those people" or "they," where "들은" marks them as plural or emphasizes a group.

Explanations:
• "가요" is the informal polite present tense form of "가다." In this sentence, it means "go" in the present tense.
• The sentence "그 사람들은 가요." translates to "They go." It conveys that the group regularly or currently goes.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
• 갑니다 (Gapnida) – the formal polite form of "가요."
• Sometimes, you'll also hear "가세요" (Gaseyo) when asking someone to go politely, though it's used as a command/request rather than a simple statement.

Conjugations of "가다":
• Dictionary Form (Infinitive): 가다 (ga-da) – to go
• Present Tense:
– Informal Polite: 가요 (ga-yo)
– Formal Polite: 갑니다 (gap-ni-da)
• Past Tense:
– Informal Polite: 갔어요 (gat-sseo-yo)
– Formal Polite: 갔습니다 (gat-sseum-ni-da)
• Future Tense:
– Informal Polite: 갈 거예요 (gal geo-ye-yo)
– Formal Polite: 갈 것입니다 (gal geo-sseum-ni-da)
• Present Progressive Tense (informal polite): 가고 있어요 (ga-go i-sseo-yo)

Example Sentences:
1. 저는 지금 가요. (Jeo-neun ji-geum ga-yo.) – I am going now.
2. 내일 친구와 함께 갈 거예요. (Nae-il chin-gu-wa ham-kke gal geo-ye-yo.) – I will go with a friend tomorrow.
3. 그 사람들은 어제 갔어요. (Geu sa-ram-deul-eun eo-je gat-sseo-yo.) – They went yesterday.
4. 우리는 학교에 갑니다. (U-ri-neun hak-gyo-e gap-ni-da.) – We go to school.

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