No. 4,626 in Korean
갖자
"갖자" is not a standard Korean word. If you meant "가자," it means "Let's go."
In a sentence
갖자고 한 건 네 생각이야?
Was it your idea to hold onto it?
In this sentence, '갖자' represents the verb form '갖다'(to have or hold) in an informal and conversational context, suggesting possession or holding.
우리가 원하는 모든 것을 다 갖자는 건 그저 욕심일 뿐이야.
Wanting to have everything we desire is just greed.
Here, '갖자' functions as an imperative or subjunctive form stemming from '갖다,' expressing a suggestion or condition about possession.
이 순간의 소중함을 마음에 갖자.
Let's cherish and hold onto the preciousness of this moment in our hearts.
In this example, '갖자' suggests holding or retaining something valuable, emphasizing emotional or sentimental possession.
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