"Let's hang out at my friend's house tomorrow!"

Translation: 내일 제 친구의 집에서 놀아요!

[AricAdam]

Is 제 친구의 집에서 내일 놀아요 considered correct or wrong?

[Ash-Fred]

It is correct.

[744Yd73m]

What part of the sentence makes it mean "Let's hang out?" I thought such a construct would require a -ㅂ 시다 rather than "어요".

[dpatkat]

Duolingo tips and notes on website say it can be either.

[Aadi977855]

What does 놀아요 mean..? I thought it meant "to play"

[ElenMiao]

It's something said in some Asian languages. Literally "play"

[Welldonnee]

Why 집에서? And in “Let’s hide in this school” 학교에 is used instead of 학교에서 ?

[Yoshi.5]

I got the same question

[coolgirlcool]

Does the time (i.e. tomorrow, today, yesterday) always have to be placed at the beginning of the phrase?

[nleconte]

Technically, no, but that is what is most commonly done.

[josueetcom]

It's usually placed before the location. In English it's usually the opposite

[Lois225337]

Warum ist es falsch 내일 제 친구의 집에서 만나요 zu sagen?

[morganic_c]

Es tut uns leid, ich kann kein Deutsch. Ich glaube ich weiß was du fragst.
만나요 = "treffen"
놀아요 = "heraushängen"
Entschuldigung, wenn ich Fehler gemacht habe!

[KumpelAnjo]

Dein Deutsch ist echt super! Wir würden eher "abhängen" als "heraushängen" sagen, aber ansonsten perfekt!