(으)ㄹ까 하다: Difference between revisions

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Verb + (으)ㄹ 까 하다 : This pattern is equivalent to thinking of doing ~, thinking about doing ~ or thinking (I) might ~. This grammar is used when thinking about or considering doing some action in the future.

ConjugationRule

Verb + ㄹ 까 하다 : If there is no 받침
Verb + 을 까 하다: If there is a 받침

Conjugation Examples

Original → After

Sentence Examples

오늘 명동에 갈까 해요 [I'm thinking of going to Myeongdong today]

Usage Exceptions

Example

Pronunciation

Special pronunciation rule?

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	'''Verb + (으)ㄹ 까 하다''' : This pattern is equivalent to '''thinking of doing ~''','''thinking about doing ~''' or '''thinking (I) might ~'''. This grammar is used when thinking about or considering doing some action in the future.		'''Verb + (으)ㄹ 까 하다''' : This pattern is equivalent to '''thinking of doing ~''', '''thinking about doing ~''' or '''thinking (I) might ~'''. This grammar is used when thinking about or considering doing some action in the future.

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