있을까 meaning - iss-eulkka meaning

What does 내 친구를 데려 올 수 있을까? mean in English? If you want to learn 내 친구를 데려 올 수 있을까? in English, you will find the translation here, along with other translations from Korean to English. We hope this will help you in learning languages.

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This blog will be helpful for those who are studying Korean language and want to improve their grammar skills.

Today we’ll see how to form sentences with Korean grammar pattern "(으)ㄹ까 보다" with some example sentences and it's usage with Adj., verbs or nouns.

This expression is used when you are worried or concern about something. 

It is attached to either an adjective, verb or noun to indicate the speaker's concern about something.

The equivalent meaning in English could be " It seems like (something) ", " I'm afraid that it is (something)".

This pattern can be added after the Adjective stem, verb stem and nouns but there are certain rules how it has to be conjugated in different tenses ( present and past tenses ).

The rule to conjugate

Present tense :

Adj./Verb + ㄹ/을까 봐

• ~ㄹ까 봐 is added if the A/V stem ends with a vowel.
• ~을까 봐 is added when the A/V stem ends with a consonant.

For example :

1) I'm afraid the dress would be small. 

드레스가 작을까 봐.

2) I'm afraid it will be bad.

나쁠까 봐 굉장하네. 

3) I'm afraid I will be late. 

지각을까 봐요. 

Present tense :

Noun + 일까봐

• Simply ~일까봐 is added after the nouns.

For example :

1) It seems like a person.

사람일까 봐.

2) It seems like my friend.

친구일까 봐.

3) Seems like an actor.

배우일까봐.

Past tense :

Adj./Verb + 았/었을까 봐

• ~았을까봐 is added if the A/V stem ends with 아 or 오. 
• ~있을까 봐 Is added when the stem ends with anything other than 아 or 오. 
• ~했을까봐 Is added after the stem ending with 하.

For example :

1) I am afraid it was expensive.

비쌌을까 봐.

2) I'm afraid it was insufficient.

부족했을까 봐.

Past tense :

Noun + 였을까 봐

• ~였을까 봐 is simply added after the noun. 

For example :

1) It seemed like my friend.

친구였을까 봐.

2) It seemed like a singer.

가수였을까 봐.

Following are the examples of the grammar patterns mentioned above. 

1) It is late so I am thinking of taking a taxi.

늦었는데 택시를 탈까보다.

2) It looked like he might fall so I held his hand and went.

넘어 질까 봐 손을 잡고 갔어요.

3) I didn't want to lose the money so I put it deep inside my briefcase.

돈을 잃어 버릴 까봐 가방 속에 깊이 넣었어요.

4) I thought it might cause a misunderstanding so I didn't say anything.

오해 할까 봐 말하지 않았습니다.

5) Are you afraid to go home because you think you will be scolded?

야단 맞을까 봐 집에 못 들어 가니?

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English Translation More meanings for 필요가 있을까 (pil-yoga iss-eulkka) See Also in Korean See Also in English necessary noun, adjective 필요한, 필요한 물건, 필요한 행동, 필연의, 필연적인 it noun, pronoun 그것, 이것, 술래, 극치, 성적 매력 is ~이다. Nearby Translations

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