How to talk about going to see someone in Korean?
How do you say the following in Korean.
Go and see/see someone-Today I will go and see my sister. Today I will see my brother.
Go and visit/visit someone- Today I will go and visit my mother. Today I will visit my cousin.
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Answers · 3
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오늘, 여동생(누나)를 보러 갈 거에요. 오늘, 남동생(형)을 보러 갈 거에요.
The bath order is very important, in Korean. So, we call diffrent way beween younger brother(sister) and older broter(sister). ( )is older sister and brother.
오늘, 엄마집을 방문하러 갈거에요. 오늘, 사촌집을 방문할 거에요.
Those santace is carrect, but little bit havy. so we just say that 오늘, 엄마집에 다녀 올거에요. 오늘, 사춘집에 다녀 올거에요. Goo luck...^^
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VOCABULARY
Go (in order) to see a person: (~을/를) 보러 가다
See: 보다
Go (in order)to visit: 방분하러 가다
Visit: 방문하다
Alternatively, the verb (~에) 들르다 “to drop by” a place (~을/를) 잧아가다 “to go look for someone ” or (~을/를) 만나다 “to meet” can be used
TRANSLATIONS
**NOTE** There’s several ways to express the future tense so I’m suggesting a few different possibilities.
Today I will go and see my sister.
오늘은 (제가) 누나를 보러가요. o-neu-reun (je-ga) nu-na-reul ppo-reo-ga-yo.
Today I will see my brother.
오늘은 (제가) 오빠를 보겠습니다. o-neu-reun (je-ga) o-ppa-reul ppo-get-sseum-ni-da.
Today I will go visit my mom.
오늘은 (제가) 엄마를 방문하러 가요. o-neu-reun (je-ga) eom-ma-reul ppang-mun-ha-reo ga-yo.
Today I will visit my cousin.
오늘은 (제가) 사촌을 찾아갈게요. o-neu-reun (je-ga) sa-cho-neul cha-ja-gal-kke-yo.
Could go into more detail but wasn't sure how much you wanted to know. Anyway, hope this helps!
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