Koreans use it when suggesting to move to another place with friends or family.
Yes. "가요 (gayo)" is natural and polite with friends. You can also say "가자 (gaja)" for a more casual version.
You can say "Let's go now" — 지금 가요 (jigeum gayo) or "Shall we go?" — 갈까요? (galkkayo?).
가요 means "Let's go." 가다 (gada) = to go, 요 (yo) = polite proposal. Common polite invitation when suggesting to leave or move together. Creates light and positive atmosphere for group activities.
1. After meal: Move to next place.
2. Group activity: Invite to join.
3. Daily plans: Suggest leaving.
Let's go. Let's go to the next place.
Let's go now.
Let's go. Is everyone ready? (Formal)
Let's go! Quickly! (Casual)
• 갈까요? (galkkayo?) - Shall we go?
• 같이 가요 (gachi gayo) - Let's go together
• 출발해요 (chulbalhaeyo) - Let's depart