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Remember Me Sign Up | Forgot your password? ← Go to Learn Korean with Talk To Me In Korean Privacy Policy of TalkToMeInKorean.com -어야겠다/아야겠다/여야겠다CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE ENTIRE BOOK. ‘-어야겠다/아야겠다/여야겠다’ is used to show the speaker’s strong determination or that a certain condition need to be satisfied. The speaker’s notice of the necessity is usually instantaneous. ● 피곤해서 저는
이제 가야겠어요. (I’m so tired that I should go now.) ~겠다 – intention or will 그만 먹겠어요 – I’ll stop eating ~겠다, ~았/었겠다 – I think, I bet, I guess, It must be 내일은 비가 오겠어 – I bet it’s going to rain tomorrow ~는 거겠지 – it must be, right? 자기의 처녀적
생각이 나는 거겠지 – She must be thinking of the times before she was married V + 아/어 + 야겠다 – guess I should, guess I have to 나는가야겠어 – I guess I should
go A/V + (으)면 좋겠다 – wish or desire (나 오늘 운전 면허 시험봤어 – I had a driver´s license test) 정말? 잘됐으면 좋겠다 – for a real? I hope you passed the test ~어/아 야겠다This pattern is used when you think something is advisable, similar in English to ‘had better’, ‘I guess I should’ or ‘I have to’. This grammar point is weaker than ~어/아 야 하다/되다.
What is the difference between ~어/아 야겠다 and ~어/아 야지다? 어/아 야겠다 is used for self-talk while ~어/아 야지다 can be used to give suggestions to other people. [ Translation ] |