Korean

Verb

가다 • ‎(gada) ‎(infinitive 가, sequential 가니)

1. To go

   가자!‎ ― Gaja! ― Let's go!

   서울에 가요.‎

   Seour-e gayo.

   (I am, you are, he is, etc.) going to Seoul.

Antonyms

• 오다 (oda, “to come”)

Conjugation

가다 (gada) has two forms for the 해라체 (haerache, “plain”) imperative. The blunt form is regular: 가라 (gara, “go!”). The less blunt form is irregular: 가거라 (gageora, “go (well)!”). Other verbs with the irregular non-blunt form are 일어나다 (ireonada, “to get up”), 자라다 (jarada, “to grow”), 자다 (jada, “to sleep”), and compound verbs ending in 가다 (gada).

See also

• 걷다 (geotda, “to walk”)
• 거닐다 (geonilda, “to go while walking”)
• 노닐다 (nonilda, “to go while playing”)
• 니다 (nida, “to go”) (obsolete)
• 닐다 (nilda, “to go”) (obsolete)
• 다니다 (danida, “to attend”)
• 바닥 (badak, “bottom, bed, base”)
• 받다 (batda, “to receive, support, bear, butt”)
• 발 (bal, “foot”)
• 밟다 (bapda, “to step, tread, walk, wade through water”)
• 밭 (bat, “(farming) bed, field, garden, pad, patch”)
• 이르다 (ireuda, “to arrive”)