가다 for future actions?
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Is 가다 verb used like in English to say that a person is "going to" do something?
Example: "I am going to eat." Can I say it in Korean "저는 먹다 갑니다." ?
If yes, can the "저는" be omitted here? (먹다 갑니다.) or will it change the meaning?

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가다 for future actions?
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Is 가다 verb used like in English to say that a person is "going to" do something?
Example:  "I am going to eat."  Can I say it in Korean >> "저는 먹다 갑니다." ?
If yes, can the "저는" be omitted here? (먹다 갑니다.) or will it change the meaning?

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Answer

"저는 먹으러 갑니다" is a correct expression. "저는 먹겠습니다" is also possible.

"먹다 갑니다" is not correct.. It sounds like "I'm leaving now after eating."

"저는" can be omitted depending on the context..

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