📘 How to Use ~ㄹ게요 – I Will (Promise/Intention) in Korean Want to say “I’ll help,” “I’ll do it,” “I’ll call you later” in Korean with a soft and polite tone? The grammar pattern ~ㄹ게요 / 을게요 is your go-to expression to show **your intention**, **willingness**, or **a promise to do something**, especially in response to someone else. This is a very common and natural way to speak in real conversations! 📌 What Does ~ㄹ게요 / 을게요 Mean? ~ㄹ게요 / 을게요 is used to say “I will…” with the nuance of **making a promise**, **responding to a situation**, or **showing your intention**. ✔️ It’s used when: You're making a decision or promise based on the current context You want to show you're doing something for the listener Structure: Verb stem + ㄹ게요 (if it ends in a vowel) Verb stem + 을게요 (if it ends in a consonant) 📘 Example Sentences 제가 도와줄게요 – I’ll help you je-ga do-wa-jul-ge-yo 나중에 전화할게요 – I’ll call you later na-jung-e jeon-hwa-hal-ge-yo 그거 제가...