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.
Listen and choose
Listen first. Choose what you hear. This optional practice does not change your saved quiz score.
I go to the station.
How do I get to the library?
I walk there. / Go there on foot, in context.
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.
RETRIEVE BEFORE YOU REVEAL
Say it in your own time.
Ask how to get to the station. Give an imagined answer: on foot.
역에 어떻게 가요? 걸어가요.
This is your own speaking check; pronunciation is not recorded or graded.
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