📘Beginner 28: Making Plans and Future Tense in Korean – Let’s Go, I Will Call You! Welcome to Day 28! 🗓️ In today’s lesson, we’ll focus on how to make plans and express future intentions in Korean. You’ll learn how to use expressions like “Let’s go,” “Shall we eat?”, and “I’ll call you” — all in natural, conversational Korean. These are essential expressions that you’ll use often when making appointments, meeting friends, or promising to do something. Let’s go! 같이 가요! 📌 Common Future Expressions in Korean English Korean Romanization Let’s go 같이 가요 ga-chi ga-yo Shall we eat? 같이 먹을까요? ga-chi meok-eul-kka-yo? I’ll call you 전화할게요 jeon-hwa-hal-ge-yo I’ll meet you 만날게요 man-nal-ge-yo I’ll go 갈게요 gal-ge-yo I’ll help you 도와줄게요 do-wa-jul-ge-yo 📘 Grammar Focus: ~ㄹ게요 / ~을게요 ~ㄹ게요 / ~을게요 is used to express a strong intention or promise to do something. It often responds to a situation or request. 갈게요 ...

📘 Beginner 17: Making Plans – Let’s Go! I’ll Call You! Welcome to Day 17! 🗓️📞 Today you’ll learn how to make plans and talk about future activities in Korean. Want to invite a friend? Say “Let’s go!” or “I’ll call you”? This lesson is perfect for that! By the end of this post, you'll be able to invite someone, respond to invitations, and talk about your intentions using polite Korean. 📌 Key Phrases for Making Plans English Korean Romanization Let’s go 같이 가요 ga-chi ga-yo Shall we eat? 같이 먹을까요? ga-chi meok-eul-kka-yo? Let’s do it! 같이 해요! ga-chi hae-yo I’ll call you 전화할게요 jeon-hwa-hal-ge-yo Sounds good 좋아요 jo-a-yo Okay / Sure 괜찮아요 gwaen-chan-a-yo Let’s meet 만나요 man-na-yo 📘 Using ~할까요? (Shall we...?) This is a polite way to make a suggestion: 영화를 볼까요? – Shall we watch a movie? 저녁 먹을까요? – Shall we have dinner? 카페 갈까요? – Shall we go to the café? 💡 "~할까요?" comes...

📘 Beginner 11: Future Tense in Korean – I Will Study, I Will Go Welcome to Day 11! 📅 Today, we’ll learn how to talk about your plans and intentions using the future tense in Korean. Whether you want to say “I will go,” “I will eat,” or “I will study Korean,” this lesson will help you express it clearly with ~(으)ㄹ 거예요 – one of the most common and polite future tense endings. 📌 How to Make Future Tense Sentences To express future actions, use the form: Verb stem + ㄹ 거예요 (when the stem ends in a vowel) Verb stem + 을 거예요 (when the stem ends in a consonant) Special case: 하다 → 할 거예요 It means “will do” or “going to” and expresses intention, prediction, or plan. 📘 Examples of Future Tense Base Verb Future Tense Romanization Meaning 가다 갈 거예요 gal geo-ye-yo I will go 먹다 먹을 거예요 meok-eul geo-ye-yo I will eat 자다 잘 거예요 jal geo-ye-yo I will sleep 보다 볼 거예요 bol geo-ye-yo I will see/watch 하다 할 거예요 ...

📘 How to Use ~ㄹ/을 거예요 – Talking About the Future in Korean Want to say “I will go”, “She will study”, or “We will meet tomorrow” in Korean? Then you need the Korean future tense grammar: ~ㄹ 거예요 / ~을 거예요 This structure is used to express **intentions, plans, or predictions**. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to form it, when to use it, and how to avoid common mistakes! ⏳ What Does ~ㄹ/을 거예요 Mean? ~ㄹ/을 거예요 is the standard polite future tense in Korean. It’s used to express: ✔️ Something you plan to do ✔️ What will happen ✔️ Future predictions Structure: Verb stem + ㄹ 거예요 → ends in vowel Verb stem + 을 거예요 → ends in consonant 가다 → 갈 거예요 (I will go) 먹다 → 먹을 거예요 (I will eat) 📘 Sentence Structure Subject + (Object) + Verb + ㄹ/을 거예요 저는 내일 공부할 거예요 – I will study tomorrow 우리는 친구를 만날 거예요 – We will meet a friend You can also combine with time expressions, locations, and other grammar like ~고 싶어요. 📊 Verb Conjugation Rules Verb Ends In...

📘 Day 28: Making Plans and Future Tense in Korean – Let’s Go, I Will Call You! Ready to make some plans in Korean? 📅 Whether you’re asking someone to hang out or talking about what you’ll do tomorrow, understanding the future tense is a must! In today’s lesson, you’ll learn: 🤝 How to suggest plans in Korean 📞 Future tense basics like “I will call,” “I will go” 🗣️ Dialogues for real conversations 📝 Easy quiz for practice 📖 Future Tense Markers in Korean To express future tense, Korean uses patterns like: ~ㄹ/을 거예요 – will (do) 같이 ~아요/어요 – let’s (do together) 📅 Future Tense Sentence Examples 내일 공부할 거예요. – nae-il gong-bu-hal geo-ye-yo → I will study tomorrow. 친구를 만날 거예요. – chin-gu-reul man-nal geo-ye-yo → I will meet my friend. 전화할게요. – jeon-hwa-hal-ge-yo → I’ll call you. 같이 영화 볼래요? – gat-i yeong-hwa bol-lae-yo? → Do you want to watch a movie together? 내일 같이 점심 먹어요! – nae-il gat-i jeom-sim meok-eo-yo! → Let’s have lunch toge...