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Processing keyword: ~을/ㄹ게요 [eul/l geyo] (In order to)
Verb Stem + 을/ㄹ게요
Verb | Verb Stem | Ending Used | Example |
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가다 (to go) | 가 | ㄹ게요 | 갈게요 (I will go) |
먹다 (to eat) | 먹 | 을게요 | 먹을게요 (I will eat) |
보다 (to see) | 보 | ㄹ게요 | 볼게요 (I will see) |
만들다 (to make) | 만들 | 을게요 | 만들게요 (I will make) |
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The use of ~을/ㄹ게요 reflects social norms of politeness and reassurance in Korean culture. It's often used in informal situations, suggesting a friendly obligation to fulfill promises or requests, thus fostering closer interpersonal connections.
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