Hi everyone I'm unsure about whether which of 4 types of grammar rules here should be used in which occasion (V+아/어/여 야겠다, V+아/어/여야 하다/되다, V을/ㄹ+필요가 있다 and V+아/어/여 야지). If anyone could explain that to me I'd really appreciate it thanks! 😁
#Various ways to say "I need to/have to/must..." in Korean
onyx bobcat
onyx bobcat
Various ways to say "I need to/have to/must..." in Korean
pastel estuary
Here’s just my vibes
아/어 야겠다 - I gotta do this (pretty casual, and definitely used only in speaking)
아/어야 되다/하다 - I have to do this (pretty universal, expressing a need can be informal or formal, polite or casual)
을/ㄹ 필요가 있다 - there is a need for this ( you’re probably gonna see this more in writing not in speaking)
아/어야지 - I have to do this and it’s a known fact that this is something I have to do (definitely for speaking only, kind of like “I have to do this and you agree”)
아/어야지 a good example would be like,
밥 먹어야지 “you know you have to eat right?”
onyx bobcat
Aight thanks
onyx bobcat
아/어야지 a good example would be like,
밥 먹어야지 “you know you have to eat right?”
But I've heard and seen there's this one in statement form too
pastel estuary
But I've heard and seen there's this one in statement form too
It is a statement
It’s not a question, but it translates well to right? In English bc it assumes a fact you both know
onyx bobcat
I think there r both question and statement forms for that