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회사에 가요
I am going to work / the office
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회사 means company or office. 회사에 가요 literally means “I go to the office/company.”
Use this for commuting or leaving for work. It focuses on the destination rather than the act of working.
To say “I work,” use 일해요. To say “I work at a company,” say 회사에서 일해요.
Examples
아침에 회사에 가요.
Achime hoesae gayo.
I go to the office in the morning.
회사에서 일해요.
Hoesaeseo ilhaeyo.
I work at a company.
Mini dialogue
A: 오늘 어디에 가요?
A: Where are you going today?
B: 회사에 가요.
B: I am going to work.
Common mistakes
- 회사에 가요 is “go to work,” while 회사에서 일해요 is “work at the office.”
- Do not use 에서 with 가요.
How to practice
- 회사 is common for office work; use 학교 for school.
- 출근해요 specifically means “I go to work / commute to work.”
Check yourself
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How do you say “I work at a company”?
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