Naegilega

Naegilega is a term originating from the Korean language. It is a compound word formed by combining "nae" (나) meaning "I" or "my" and "gilega" (길에가) meaning "on the way" or "going on the road." Together, naegilega translates to "on my way" or "I am going." It is commonly used in informal conversations to indicate that someone is departing from their current location and is heading towards another.

The phrase is typically used when answering a question about one's current activity or whereabouts, such as "Where are you?" or "What are you doing?" A typical response would be "Naegilega" to inform the other person that they are in transit. It signifies movement and the intention to reach a destination. The usage of naegilega is generally casual and friendly, reflecting its prevalence in everyday Korean dialogue. It conveys a sense of immediate action and progression.