So, i read this, [Usage of 'か' in short
sentences](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/35670/usage-
of-%E3%81%8B-in-short-sentences). And they say that か in short form is
considered crude, or rude. So would saying something like 行こうか be more or less
crude than 行こう？
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is か with volitional form also considered crude/rude
* 行くか meaning "Wanna go?" or "So you're going, huh?" does sound crude and blunt. It's mainly used by stereotypical obstinate men in fiction.
  * 行くか meaning "So let's go now" or "I will go now" sounds a little masculine but not crude. It's commonly used between friends.
  * か after 行こう just adds a nuance of "will we?", and it's not crude at all.
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