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~ㄹ 거야
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~ㄹ 거야

reul-kkeo-ya

[reul KKUH-yah]

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Meaning
Informal future tense or conjecture ending (~ㄹ 거야). Expresses what someone will do or predicts future action.
K-Pop & K-Drama Context
Grammar construction is essential for beginner Korean conversation. K-Drama characters use this constantly when predicting events or stating intentions. Natural speech pattern.
Example Sentences
내일 비가 올 거야.
naeil bi-ga ol kkeo-ya.
It will rain tomorrow (weather prediction)
그건 재미있을 거야.
geugon jaemi-isseul kkeo-ya.
That will be fun (predicting enjoyment)
뭐 할 거야?
mwo hal kkeo-ya?
What will you do? (inquiring future plans)
⚠️ Don’t use reul-kkeo-ya when…

~ㄹ 거야 is informal. Formal is ~ㄹ 것입니다. Don’t use with elders or in formal settings without proper conjugation. Often used for predictions and assumptions.

🎵 Heard In

  • K-Drama: Heirs — characters making predictions about their futures and relationships
  • K-Pop: BTS — members using informal grammar in casual interviews and behind-the-scenes content

ℹ️ Editorial Note: The cultural context and example usage are for educational reference only. Artist names, song titles, and drama references are used descriptively to illustrate vocabulary in context. This content is AI-assisted and reviewed for accuracy. For official information, please refer to the respective artists’ or studios’ official channels.

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