8 Comments
You'd use 만나다 rather to convey the meaning of "to meet".
You need "in" to convey the location particle "에서".
November 28, 2017
"Let's see in Seoul soon!" is unnatural and nonsensical in English, this answer should be revised
March 24, 2018
To clarify, if you get the wrong answer, instead of "See you soon in Seoul," Duo gives you "Let's see in Seoul soon," which is nonsensical, as has been pointed out.
July 22, 2018
