A destination · a way to get there · LESSON 1 / 4
어떻게 가요? Ask how to get there
Combine a destination with 에 and ask how to reach it.
Quick phrase
역에 가요.I go to the station.
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You already know 학교에 가요 (go to school). Add two useful places: 역 (station) and 도서관 (library). 어디 asks where; 어떻게 asks how. 도서관에 어떻게 가요? asks how to get to the library, rather than only asking where it is.
I go to the station.
How do I get to the library?
I walk there. / Go there on foot, in context.
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Useful basics on this page
Where is the school?
I go to school.
Attach 에 to the destination: 역에, 도서관에. 걸어가요 comes from 걸어가다 (go on foot). In a route answer, 걸어가요 can suggest walking; it is not the explicit request form 가세요 taught later. These are fictional language examples, not directions to a real place.
Try it yourself
Which question asks how to get to the library?
Complete 역__ 가요.
What does 걸어가요 express here?
Build “How do I get to the library?”
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Choose “I study at the library”, using the familiar action-location pattern.
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Say it in your own time.
Ask how to get to the station. Give an imagined answer: on foot.
역에 어떻게 가요? 걸어가요.
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