I need help with these two korean sentences;
난 여기에 일주일 만 있을 거예요.
[I'll be here in a week]

난 여기에 일주일을 만 있을 거예요.
[I'll be here for only a week]

How are you supposed to use the word "만" in these sentences?

And what does "거예요" mean?

Question

I need help with these two korean sentences;
난 여기에 일주일 만 있을 거예요. 
[I'll be here in a week]

난 여기에 일주일을 만 있을 거예요.
[I'll be here for only a week]

How are you supposed to use the word "만" in these sentences?

And what does "거예요" mean?

Answer

거예요, future tense.
for example - I will go. 갈거예요. 
일주일 만 is correct. (it means just a week.)

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