| Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 영화 (Yeonghwa) |
| ? |
| 영화 |
| ? |
| 볼래요 (bollaeyo) |
| 볼래요 |
| 영화 볼래요? (Yeonghwa bollaeyo ) |
| 영화 볼래요? |
| Do you want to watch a movie? |
| Here, 보다 (“to see/watch”) has the stem 보-, which ends in a vowel. We add -ㄹ래요. So, 볼래요 is the correct answer. |
| Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 주말에 같이 등산 (Jumare gachi deungsan) |
| ? |
| 주말에 같이 등산 |
| ? |
| 할래요 (hallaeyo) |
| 할래요 |
| 주말에 같이 등산할래요? (Jumare gachi deungsanhallaeyo ) |
| 주말에 같이 등산할래요? |
| Want to go hiking together this weekend? |
| The verb 등산하다 (“to hike”) has the stem 등산하-, ending in a vowel. We add -ㄹ래요 to make 등산할래요. So, 할래요 is correct. |
| Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 내일 점심 먹 (Naeil jeomsim meog) |
| ? |
| 내일 점심 먹 |
| ? |
| 을래요 (eullaeyo) |
| 을래요 |
| 내일 점심 먹을래요? (Naeil jeomsim meogeullaeyo ) |
| 내일 점심 먹을래요? |
| Want to have lunch tomorrow? |
| 먹다 (“to eat”) ends in the consonant ㄱ, so we add -을래요 → 먹을래요. |
| Unscramble the words to make a sentence. |
| Ready? |
| 점심 (Jeomsim) |
| 점심 먹고 (Jeomsim meokgo) |
| 점심 먹고 카페에 (Jeomsim meokgo kapee) |
| 점심 먹고 카페에 갈 (Jeomsim meokgo kapee ga) |
| 점심 먹고 카페에 갈래요? (Jeomsim meokgo kapee gallaeyo?) |
| Want to go to a café after lunch? |
| 점심 먹고 카페에 갈래요? (Jeomsim meokgo kapee gallaeyo?) |
| Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 책 읽(ㄹ래요 or 을래요)? (Chaek ilg(llaeyo or eullaeyo)?) |
| 책 읽(ㄹ래요 or 을래요)? |
| 을래요 (eullaeyo) |
| 을래요 |
| 책 읽을래요 ? |
| Chaek ilgeullaeyo? |
| Would you like to read a book? |
| ㄹ래요 is used here because 읽다 (“to read”) ends in the consonant ㄱ, so we add -을래요 which becomes 읽을래요. |
| Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 이번 주말에 남대문 시장에 같이 (갈래요 or 가을래요)? (Ibeon jumare Namdaemun sijange gachi (gallaeyo or gaeullaeyo)?) |
| 이번 주말에 남대문 시장에 같이 (갈래요 or 가을래요)? |
| 갈래요 (gallaeyo) |
| 갈래요 |
| 이번 주말에 남대문 시장에 같이 갈래요? |
| Ibeon jumare Namdaemun sijange gachi gallaeyo? |
| Want to go to Namdaemun Market together this weekend? |
| 갈래요 is used here because 가다 (“to go”) ends in the vowel ㅏ, so we add -ㄹ래요 which becomes 갈래요. |
| Let's translate some sentences into Korean. |
| Translate "Do you want to drink some water?" into Korean. |
| 물 (mul) – water |
| followed by |
| 마실래요? (masillaeyo?) – want to drink? |
| 물 마실래요? |
| (Mul masillaeyo?) |
| We use -ㄹ래요? because 마시- ends in a vowel. |
| 물 마실래요? |
| Do you want to drink some water? |
| Translate "Do you want to eat bread?" into Korean. |
| 빵 (ppang) - bread |
| followed by |
| 먹을래요 (meogeullaeyo) - do you want to eat |
| 빵 먹을래요? |
| (Ppang meogeullaeyo?) |
| 빵 먹을래요? |
| Do you want to eat bread? |
| Translate “Do you want to go home now?” into Korean. |
| 지금 (jigeum) – now |
| followed by |
| 집에 (jibe) – home |
| next |
| 갈래요? (gallaeyo?) – want to go? |
| 지금 집에 갈래요? |
| (Jigeum jibe gallaeyo?) |
| 지금 집에 갈래요? |
| Do you want to go home now? |
| Listen to what I say. Which ending is used in the sentence? |
| 영화 볼래요? (Yeonghwa bollaeyo?) |
| Listen one more time. |
| 영화 볼래요? (Yeonghwa bollaeyo?) |
| Did you hear, "볼래요 (bollaeyo)"? 볼래요 (bollaeyo) uses the ㄹ래요 ending. |
| How about...? |
| 내일 점심 먹 을래요? (Naeil jeomsim meogeullaeyo?) |
| Let’s listen one more time. |
| 내일 점심 먹 을래요? (Naeil jeomsim meogeullaeyo?) |
| Did you hear "먹을래요 (meogeullaeyo)"? 먹을래요 (meogeullaeyo) uses the 을래요 ending. |
| Next... |
| 책 읽을래요? (Chaek ilgeullaeyo?) |
| One more time. |
| 책 읽을래요? (Chaek ilgeullaeyo?) |
| Did you hear "읽을래요 (ilgeullaeyo)"? 읽을래요 (ilgeullaeyo) uses the 을래요 ending. |
| Next... |
| 주말에 같이 등산할래요? (Jumare gachi deungsanhallaeyo?) |
| One more time. |
| 주말에 같이 등산할래요? (Jumare gachi deungsanhallaeyo?) |
| Did you hear "등산할래요 (deungsanhallaeyo)"? 등산할래요 (deungsanhallaeyo) uses the ㄹ래요 ending. |
| And... |
| 점심 먹고 카페에 갈래요? (Jeomsim meokgo kapee gallaeyo?) |
| One more time. |
| 점심 먹고 카페에 갈래요? (Jeomsim meokgo kapee gallaeyo?) |
| Did you hear "갈래요 (gallaeyo)"? 갈래요 (gallaeyo) uses the ㄹ래요 ending. |
| Thank you for watching. |
| Now you know how to make casual invitations. |
| ...and now you can move on to the next lesson in the pathway on KoreanClass101.com. |
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