We are going to move tomorrow in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

The sentence “내일 이동합시다.” is formed by combining three parts: a time expression, a verb stem, and an ending that forms an inclusive suggestion.

• “내일” means “tomorrow.”
• “이동” is the noun form of the verb “이동하다” (“to move”).
• “합시다” comes from “하다” (to do) and is the proposal ending that means “let’s do.” When attached to the noun “이동,” it forms “let's move.”

Tips to Remember:
• Recognize that Korean often drops the subject when it’s understood. In this case, the suggestion includes everyone (we) without stating it explicitly.
• The ending “-합시다” is used exclusively for making polite suggestions involving the speaker and others (first person plural).
• Practice forming similar sentences: replace “이동” with another noun or verb combination. For instance, “공부” (study) can be paired with “합시다” to form “Let's study.”

Alternate Ways to Say “We are going to move tomorrow”:
1. “내일 이동할 거예요.”
 Romanized: “Naeil idonghal geoyeyo.”
 This form uses the future-like construction “-할 거예요” to indicate a planned action.

2. “내일 이동할 예정이에요.”
 Romanized: “Naeil idonghal yejeong-ieyo.”
 This version uses “예정이다” to indicate that moving is scheduled.

3. “내일 이사할 거예요.”
 Romanized: “Naeil isahhal geoyeyo.”
 Here, “이사” is used when referring to moving from one home or office to another.

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