What does 가자 mean?
가자 means "let’s go" in Korean.
How it works here
The ending ‘-자’ adds a suggestion or invitation to go together.
Dictionary form
가다
To suggest going somewhere together
‘가자’ is the casual propositive form of ‘가다’ and usually implies going together.
When it's used
Used with a close friend or companion to suggest moving to a place together.
The line
여기 가자.
Let’s go here.
Someone suggests moving to the next place with a close companion.
Scene from “비행記 in 부산 (Travel Log in Busan) #2｜[SKZ CODE] Ep.101” · Channel: Stray Kids Watch on YouTube
More examples
이제 집에 가자.
Let’s go home now.
비가 오니까 먼저 실내로 가자.
Since it’s raining, let’s go inside first.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
가자
여기 가자.
Let’s go here.
- Asking for more side dishes during a meal.
- Asking someone to stop speaking briefly in a meeting.
- Suggesting that they move somewhere together.
- Telling a child to hold hands while crossing the street.
Show the answer
Suggesting that they move somewhere together.
‘가자’ is the casual propositive form of ‘가다’ and usually implies going together.
Other words in this line
- 여기
- Here
Same expression in other scenes
- 가자 — A suggestion to go somewhere together.
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