"나는 혼자 집에 갑니다."

Translation: I go home alone.

[Druckles]

[...sobia...]

Is it mr garam

[JesusSaysSchool]

가람 님이에요?

[deactivated user]

Ayoo howd you do that?

[AspryWrites]

Sorry to hear that Mr. Garam. Just think fondly of those days when you two would come together after eating in the library...

[Sharpadogge]

And studying in the museum...

[AlakoMacha]

Why is this so funny!!!!!!!?????????? ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[AnnFiggie]

And eating that in the bathroom..

[Miana_bi]

and specially after jumping in the library!

[ph.eYujvd]

Then falling together in the library

[kaiiix]

I need you girl 왜 혼자 사랑하고 혼자서만 이별해

[...sobia...]

;)

[stillwithu_V]

혼자 주저 앉아
생각만 커져가
언제부터 넌 날 아프게 했던가
너 조차도 모르잖아
너도 아프잖아 'cause you're mine
I just wanna blow your mind
이렇게 넌 또 멀어져 만 가는데

[Danyella184199]

Feels sad bro...

[Lotus9705]

How did you know? :'-)

[habibaellamey]

'House' should have been accepted too :(

[pipi310847]

No it shouldn't

[kameile]

Shouldn't 저는 be used here? With polite verb endings? I'm confused.

[deactivated user]

I go home alone
Home alone? The movie?

[isuckatlearning7]

Me too, duo, me too

[sonnert]

shouldn't this be 집에로?

[wintertriangles]

집으로 is "in the direction of home" but I think could be basically the same in this case.

[GiovanniSantucci]

집에 implies destination, while 집에로 implies direction. "I go home" implies destination, so the first one should be used.

[PeaceForce]

So the progressive tense "am going home" would not be correct here?

[pinkygrown]

나는 집에 가고있다.

[AluaBeisen]

is "I go home by myself" acceptable?

[Pedro832907]

at the beginning i tought it says "im alone at home" ㄹㅗㄹ

[taeminpt]

why 'by myself' isn't accepted????

[haideenyeah]

Quiet when Im coming home Im all alone
And I could lie say I like it like that like it like that

[Juigne086]

take care <3

[allhailthegoose]

"I don't wanna cry, please dry my eyes..." Every time I see 혼자 I hear the piano stabs in "나혼자" ... SISTAR

[Sulyane11]

나는 집에 가요.

나는 혼자 집에 가요.

나는 공부해요.

나는 혼자 공부해요.

나는 집에 공부해요.

나는 혼자 집에 공부해요.

[Jaethegay]

I'm sick of correcting these mistakes 저는 as the ending is formal!

[LoMoase]

why isn’t 집에서 used here?

[pinkygrown]

~에 is a direction and ~에서 is a location. Or a starting point (~에서 & ~까지).

[dpatkat]

Is it + 는 with 혼자 to mean "alone"?