I need help with -거에요?
I would always read Korean sentence or phrases that sometimes ends with
--거에요 or 거야.
Can you guys explain to me what it means, and when to use it.
It would also be helpful to use an example. Thank you so much! ^____^
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I will remove my car now.
1) 저는 지금 제 차를 치울 것입니다.
-. 합쇼체 (hapsyoche, “formal”): 있습니다, 있었습니다, 있겠습니다; 있습니까,
2) 나는 지금 내 차를 치울 것이다.
-.해라체 (haerache, “plain”): 있다, 있었다, 있겠다.
3) 저는 지금 제 차를 치울 거예요.
-.해요체 (haeyoche, “polite”): 있어요, 있었어요, 있겠어요.
4) 난 지금 내 차를 치울 거야.
-.해체/반말체 (haeche, “informal”): 있어, 있었어, 있겠어
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- 거예요, 거야 ----> There are lot of meaning of 거예요, 거야 because it depends on what someone wants to tell about. so you need to listen to or read all of that in order to make youself to understand. You might understand by reading the examples.
Examples : 1) I'm going to tell Mother on you : 엄마한데 이를 거야.
2) It was just as well you didn't go with him: 네가 그와 함께 가지 않았던것이 오히려 잘된 거야 .
3) The problem is that you never really want anything: 문제는 네가 원하는게 아무것도 없다는 거야.
4) You can't imagine my daughter's surpise: 당신은 내 딸이 얼마나 놀랐는지 상상도 못할 거예요.
5) They're sick of me because I spent the night here: 지난 밤에 내가 이곳에서 보내서 그들은 피곤할 거예요.
Sorry, if it was not what you wanted to get it.
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