Korean Grammar Point
~지 않을테니 [ji anheulteni] (Won't, wouldn't)

Used to express that something will not happen or be done.

Formation

Verb stem + 지 않을테니

Examples

밥은 식지 않을테니 천천히 오세요.

Bap-eun sikji anheulteni cheoncheonhi oseyo.

The food won't get cold, so come slowly.

날씨가 더워지 않을테니 오늘은 긴팔을 입을 필요가 없을 거예요.

Nalssiga deowoji anheulteni oneuleun ginpal-eul ibeul pillyoga eopseul geoyeyo.

The weather won't get hotter today, so there's no need to wear long sleeves.

이 문제는 너무 어렵지 않을테니 걱정하지 마세요.

I munjeneun neomu eoryeopji anheulteni geokjeonghaji maseyo.

This problem won't be too hard, so don't worry.

그는 너를 찾지 않을테니 안심하세요.

Geuneun neoreul chatji anheulteni ansimhaseyo.

He won't look for you, so don't worry.

Long Explanation

The grammar point '~지 않을테니' is used in casual situations to predict or assure that a certain action will certainly not occur. It conveys the speaker’s confident belief that the stated event will not happen, and is often used to advise or reassure the listener.

Detailed Grammar Notes

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