여기로 가고 싶어요
I want to go here
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여기 means “here,” and 여기로 means “to here / this way.” 가고 싶어요 means “want to go,” so the whole phrase is useful while showing a map or address.
The ending -고 싶어요 expresses the speaker’s desire. Add a named destination the same way: 부산에 가고 싶어요 means “I want to go to Busan.”
로 emphasizes direction or route and is especially handy when pointing at a destination on a phone.
For a taxi, combine it with this address: 여기로 가 주세요 means “Please go here.” That is a request, not merely a statement of desire.
Examples
여기로 가고 싶어요. 어떻게 가요?
Yeogiro gago sipeoyo. Eotteoke gayo?
I want to go here. How do I get there?
부산에 가고 싶어요.
Busan-e gago sipeoyo.
I want to go to Busan.
Mini dialogue
A: 어디에 가고 싶어요?
A: Where do you want to go?
B: 여기로 가고 싶어요. 지도에서 보여 드릴게요.
B: I want to go here. I will show you on the map.
Common mistakes
- 가고 싶어요 describes your wish; 가 주세요 asks someone to go there for you.
- 여기 is “here”; 저기 is “over there.”
How to practice
- Useful with a map, navigation screen, or written address.
- Use 가 주세요 when asking a driver to take you somewhere.
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What does -고 싶어요 express?
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