저는 내일도 공부할거예요. TT.TT

저는 내방 청소할거예요 …그리고 대학교에 갈거예요…

How do you pronounce ㄱ? 기역 or 기엿? I heard it with end sound of “t” and not “k”.

What is the difference between 내가 먹을래 and 저는 먹을래? Is the other one wrong?

thanks!

저는 내일 치과의사에 갈 거예요.

현우씨, 언제 공부하지 않을 거예요? ㅎㅎㅎ

현우 선생님

이것 -> 안 돼요. ㅠ

Margaret

왜 안 돼요? ㅎㅎㅎ

그리고 이제 댓글(comment) 다시 나타났죠?
Your comment reappeared now, right?

rigo

네, 맞아요.

When you are with friends and you have to leave, both 갈게 and 갈래 can work, but 갈래 sounds a bit less caring (about the others’ reaction)

Max

Please have another look at this part in the **remember** part of the PDF

“if what you’re intending to do has not been affected or decided by what the other person has just said”

아! 댓글이 청개구리군요!
저는 일 할 때 공부할 수 있으면 보스가 좋다고 말했어요. 저도 일 때 공부할 수 있었으면 좋겠다고요. 부러워요!
Maxiewawa 울고 현우 씨 -> …아이구! …

Margaret

ㅎㅎㅎ 댓글이 청개구리라는 말이 너무 재미있어요. (그럴 때 “청개구리 같은 댓글”이라고 하는 경우가 더 많은 것 같아요. 자주 쓰지는 않지만요 ^^)

Shan

이상해요 ㅠ.ㅠ 왜 코멘트가 없어질까요

And to answer your question,

It ALL depends on the context! But to give you a general explanation,

내가 먹을래 basically is something you say when someone asked you or the situation requires to decide WHO’s going to eat it, and you say ‘내가’ to mean ‘I’m going to be the one’

나 먹을래 can have the same meaning as the above depending on the way you say it, but this is a bit weaker because you don’t have the ‘-가’ there, since -가 directly expresses a subject.

But when you are not sure, I recommend using 제가 먹을래요 or 내가 먹을래 because it’s clearer. And don’t worry ^_^!! You’ll get it naturally

저는, 내일 드라마 보는 대신에 공부할게요…

hmmm… I’m not sure if I got this right… I kind of got confused with the explanation on the pronunciation.

the written form is 할게 but spoken sounds like 할께…
and the same for 할게요 that sounds 할께요 ???

or did I get it the other way around? It sounded so similar to me when Keith and Soul were saying it the “weird-unnatural” way and then the normal way…

I hope someone can help me out with this.
Thanks!!!