📘 How to Use ~자고 해요 – Quoting Suggestions in Korean Want to say “He suggested we eat,” “She said let's go,” or “They suggested studying together” in Korean? Then you need to learn how to use ~자고 해요 , which is used to report someone’s suggestion or proposal in Korean. It’s a common and useful grammar form when quoting someone who made a suggestion or invitation. 📌 What Does ~자고 해요 Mean? ~자고 해요 is the indirect speech form of ~자 (let’s…) in Korean. It means: ✔️ “(Someone) suggested that we…” ✔️ “(They) said let’s…” ✔️ “He/She invited me to…” Structure: Action verb stem + 자고 해요 🔁 Conjugate 해요 to 했어요 (past), 합니다 (formal) as needed. 📘 Example Sentences 같이 가자고 했어요 – He said let’s go together ga-chi ga-ja-go hae-sseo-yo 공부하자고 했어요 – They suggested studying gong-bu-ha-ja-go hae-sseo-yo 내일 만나자고 했어요 – She said let’s meet tomorrow nae-il man-na-ja-go hae-sseo-yo 쉬자고 했어요 – He said let’s rest swi-ja-go hae-sseo-yo 📊 Grammar Table – ~자고 해요...