ㄴ 거 가다

ngeogada

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Also spelled ngogada

go with the [such-and-such] one

-ㄴ 거 picks out an option by a quality — the black one, the strong one, the one with two beds — and 가다 here means choosing it, exactly as English 'let's go with...' does. 하얀 거 가야겠지? 'we should go with the white one, right?'; 쎈 거 갑니다 'going with a strong one'. This is spoken shorthand for making a pick, not literal going.

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