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Explanation

어디에서 means “where at,” and 만날까요? means “shall we meet?” Use this question when making plans with someone.

With the verb 만나다, 에서 marks the place where the meeting happens. A location can be a café, station, park, or a specific exit.

The -ㄹ까요? ending invites a joint decision. It makes the question sound collaborative and polite.

A helpful answer includes a precise landmark: 역 앞에서 만나요, “Let’s meet in front of the station.”

Examples

어디에서 만날까요?

Eodieseo mannalkkayo?

Where shall we meet?

카페 앞에서 만나요.

Kape apeseo mannayo.

Let’s meet in front of the café.

Mini dialogue

A: 내일 어디에서 만날까요?

A: Where shall we meet tomorrow?

B: 시청역 3번 출구 앞에서 만나요.

B: Let’s meet in front of City Hall Station Exit 3.

Common mistakes

  • Use 에서 with 만나다 in this place-of-action pattern.
  • 앞 is “in front”; do not confuse it with 안, “inside.”

How to practice

  1. Use a station exit or café name in busy areas to avoid confusion.
  2. 만나요 is a simple agreement; 만날까요 asks for the other person’s preference.

Check yourself

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What does 앞에서 mean in 카페 앞에서?

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