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Processing keyword: ~해야겠다 [haeyagetda] (Should, ought to)
In learning Korean, expressing intentions and decisions is crucial for effective communication. The phrase ~해야겠다 is a common and versatile grammar point used to indicate that the speaker has decided to do something or feels they ought to take a particular action. It conveys a sense of realization or determination, similar to "I should" or "I ought to" in English.
~해야겠다 is used when the speaker concludes that they need to do something, often as a result of new information or a sudden realization. It reflects an internal decision or intention to perform an action.
The structure for forming ~해야겠다 is:
[Verb Stem] + 아/어야겠다
Infinitive Verb | Verb Stem | Ending | Resulting Form |
---|---|---|---|
먹다 (to eat) | 먹 | 어야겠다 | 먹어야겠다 |
가다 (to go) | 가 | 아야겠다 | 가야겠다 |
하다 (to do) | 하 | 해야겠다 | 해야겠다 |
마시다 (to drink) | 마시 | 어야겠다 | 마셔야겠다 |
읽다 (to read) | 읽 | 어야겠다 | 읽어야겠다 |
Note: The conjugation depends on the vowel in the verb stem for vowel harmony.
In Korean culture, expressing intentions politely and thoughtfully is important. Using ~해야겠다 shows that the speaker has considered the situation and made a conscious decision, which is respectful in social interactions.
By understanding and practicing ~해야겠다, you'll be better equipped to express your intentions and decisions in Korean naturally and accurately.
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