Korean Grammar Point
~지 않을래 [ji anheullae] (I don't want to)

Expresses the speaker's intention not to do something.

Formation

Verb stem + 지 않을래

Examples

저는 오늘 운동하러 가지 않을래요, 몸이 좀 피곤해서 쉬고 싶어요.

Jeoneun oneul undonghareo gaji anheullaeyo, momi jom pigonhaeseo swigo sip-eoyo.

I don't want to go exercise today because I feel a bit tired and want to rest.

저는 너무 많이 먹었기 때문에 디저트는 먹지 않을래요.

Jeoneun neomu mani meogeoss-gi ttaemune dijeoteuneun meokji anheullaeyo.

I don't want to eat dessert because I ate too much.

너무 걱정하지 말고, 그 사람은 제가 대신 말하지 않을래요.

Neomu geogjeonghaji malgo, geu saram-eun jega doae daesin malhaji anheullaeyo.

Don't worry too much; I don't want to speak on your behalf to that person.

이 옷이 마음에 들지 않아서 사지 않을래요.

I os-i ma-eum-e deulji anhasseo saji anheullaeyo.

I don't like this outfit, so I don't want to buy it.

Long Explanation

'~지 않을래' is a verb ending used in Korean to indicate that the speaker does not want to perform a certain action. It shows a strong personal decision and is typically used in informal contexts.

Detailed Grammar Notes

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