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Processing keyword: ~하시겠습니까? [hasigesseubnikka?] (Would you?)
The expression ~하시겠습니까? is a polite way to ask someone for their willingness to do something. It is often used in formal situations, such as in business contexts, and shows respect towards the listener. Understanding this structure is essential for polite communication in Korean.
The whole expression can be translated as "Would you...?" or "Would you like to...?" It invites someone to consider the action proposed to them.
[Verb Stem] + 하시겠습니까?
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(Would you...?)
Component | Usage | Meaning |
---|---|---|
하다 | Base verb | To do |
시 | Honorific suffix | Respect |
겠 | Future intention | Will/would |
습니까? | Formal question ending | (Is it?) |
This expression can be compared with other forms of asking:
모임에 참석하시겠습니까?
이 음식을 드시겠습니까?
도와주시겠습니까?
여기에 앉으시겠습니까?
Using ~하시겠습니까? reflects important aspects of Korean culture, such as respect and hierarchy. Understanding when to use this form versus informal forms is crucial in social interactions, especially in professional settings where relationships matter significantly.
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