자고

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Quoting a 'let's' suggestion

Quotes a proposal — the 'let's' form, passed on: the teacher said let's try rapping, you said we should cross mountain passes, plenty of people want to have dinner with me. It can also end a line, re-stating a suggestion you already made, as when one speaker repeats 'turn right and just keep going'. Compare 라고, which quotes an order, and 냐고, which quotes a question; 자고 is specifically for proposals.

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