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- Dindin's answer is right. Takutnya does not mean you are afraid of something. It means that you are worried about something. In korean, it is really the same with 을/ㄹ까봐 비가 올까봐 우산 가져왔어요 Worried that it might rain, I brought an umbrella. Takutnya nanti akan hujan, aku membawa payung.0 votedOctober 4, 20162
- As a native speaker, I too become confused with the sentence, provided with unclear context. But looking at the equivalent sentence in English, it all the pretty make sense. I want to add : The fact that the speaker are owning them becomes useful to the volcanoes and the flower (maybe he/she took good care of them ?)0 votedOctober 3, 20160
- Both have almost the same meaning. But remember, you wouldn't use ㄹ/을까(요) to ask someone what they want to do if you are not doing with them. Ex : 커피를 마실래요? Would you want to have coffee ? (Asking if the listener want some coffee, doesnt necessarily mean the speaker want it to) Or Shall we have coffee ? (If you are in group and refering to group context) 커피를 마실까요? Shall we have coffee ? (The speaker is asking if the listener want to have some coffee together with the speaker)0 votedOctober 3, 20160

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