"학교에서 같이 놀아요."
Translation:Let's hang out at the school together.
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It sounds grammatically correct in English both ways, but as Amanda said, gati is a part of the sentence, so they want together to be recognized as well :)
I believe it can be said either way, since you don't need to literally translate / imply the thought 'together'.
You would already be implying it so long as you say 'gati'
It should be _more _ correct. What school are they talking about, with "the"?
i am seriously confused by the use of ...에서. does it mean to do something "at the school" or "in the school", or both? then both should be accepted. but in most answers only the translation "in...." is accepted. here it is "at"
Better remember it as a general location marker. At/in, depending on the context, both can be accepted.
If English accepts both equivalently, you should probably report it. They might just have forgotten some alternative answers.
However, if it the location is more specific, e.g. "the cat is in the box" as in "inside the box", you would have to use additional location information, e.g.상자 안에.
From what I understand, 에서 is used to indicate a place where an action is made, and 에 indicates an object is somewhere, as well as to indicate the time when something happens. There are exceptions though, like 가 (to go). With that verb you need to use 에 to say "go to" and 에서 to say "go from"
does 만나요 means meet up like just meeting up to talk abt stuffs and 놀아요 means meet up to play?
could this be "we play at the park together" as well as "let's play at the park together?)
