Would you like to go? - 갈래요? ~을(ㄹ)래요? is used when you express your desire to do something together with someone, or when you want someone to do something. So it is similar to "Would you like to do something?/Do you want to do something?" in English. ● Rule 1. For verbs without a final consonant, add ㄹ 래요. 하다 = 할래요? = Would you like to do? 가다 = 갈래요? = Would you like to go? 사다 = 살래요? = Would you like to buy? 마시다 = 마실래요? = Would you like to drink? 2. For verbs with a final consonant, add 을래요. 먹다 = 먹을래요? = Would you like to eat? 앉다 = 앉을래요? = Would you like to sit? 읽다 = 읽을래요? = Would you like to read? Eg. 커피 마실래요? = Would you like to drink coffee? 점심 먹을래요? = Would you like to eat lunch? 극장에 같이 갈래요? = Would like to go to the cinema together? 극장 = cinema, theatre 점심 = lunch, noon 같이 = together Note: If you omit 요 off 을(ㄹ)래요, ie. 을(ㄹ)래 it becomes an informal form. 커피 마실래? = Would you like to drink coffee? 점심 먹을래? = Would you like to eat lunch? 극장에 같이 갈래? = Would like to go to the cinema together?

take a rest after you take some pills. and 용 is mean that 요 is more emphasized with cute accent. 요 is formal korean. 용 can be use close to you

As you know, korean has informal and formal korean. formal korean is called 존댓말 as well. 존댓말 is to do you always have to put 요 behind the word whenever you meet older than you or you meet someone at first. okay. As for your question : " It is really nice weather outside, want to join me?" If I translate korean into that english, you could say that "날씨가 너무 좋아요. 저랑 밖에 나가실래요?"

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심심 is like I would like to play something 지루 is like I am bored as for 아마도,어쩌면, both of two has a very little different but it doesn't matter both 아마도 and 어쩌면 If I find their difference, I could say that 아마도 is maybe and 어쩌면 is like I guess what happened