Practice making casual invitations
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| Do you know how to make casual invitations in Korean? |
| Welcome to Three Step Korean Practice by KoreanClass101.com. In this lesson, you will practice how to make casual invitations. |
| Let’s look at the main dialogue. |
| Two people are having a conversation. |
| 에리카 씨, 이번 주말에 남대문 시장에 같이 갈래요? (Erika ssi, ibeon jumare Namdaemun sijange gachi gallaeyo?) |
| Erica, want to go to Namdaemun Market together this weekend? |
| 좋아요! 오전이 좋아요, 오후가 좋아요? (Joayo! Ojeoni joayo, ohuga joayo?) |
| Sure! Do you prefer morning or afternoon? |
| In this sentence, |
| 이번 주말에 남대문 시장에 같이 갈래요? |
| the speaker uses the pattern Verb + -(으)ㄹ래요? |
| to invite someone. |
| This means “Do you want to [verb]?” or “Wanna [verb]?” |
| If the verb stem ends in a consonant → add -을래요. |
| If the verb stem ends in a vowel → add -ㄹ래요. |
| It’s a polite but friendly way to ask if someone wants to do something or to suggest an idea. |
| Let’s practice this grammar more in this lesson. |
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