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Asset-V1 SKKUk+SKKU GEDH043.O1K+2017 T1 0+type@asset+block@2 Week 3-1
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Asset-V1 SKKUk+SKKU GEDH043.O1K+2017 T1 0+type@asset+block@2 Week 3-1
How would the people in of�icial relations talk to plan for a meeting and devide duties?
If we change what we learned in Lesson 3 into formal style, it is like the following.
DIALOGUE
틸다 : 대니 씨, 이번 주 모임을 언제 하시겠습니까?
Tilda Danny, when shall we have a meeting for this week?
GRAMMAR POINTS
‘-(으)ㄹ까요?’ can be used both in informal A formal style ending ‘-(으)ㅂ시다’ indicates a will to act together.
and formal situations to ask for someone's If a stem ends with a vowel, ‘-ㅂ시다’ is used and if not, ‘-읍시다’
intention. When using Hapssyo style, however, is used.
‘하시겠습니까?’ can be used instead of ‘할까요?’.
It's common to talk indirectly when asking
for intention.
3. 사람들한테는 제가 연락하겠습니다.
I'll inform other friends.
이번 주 모임을 언제 하시겠습니까?
When shall we have a meeting for this week? ‘-(으)ㄹ게요’ indicates a will of a speaker to do something in the
이번 주 모임을 언제 하면 좋으시겠습니까? future and changes to ‘-겠습니다’ in formal situations. In this
When is good for you to have a meeting case, ‘-겠-’ is a pre�inal ending that indicates a will of a speaker
for this week? rather than a meaning of a future.
이번 주 모임을 언제 하는 것이 When ‘-겠-’ is used to indicate a will, the subject must be
괜찮으시겠습니까? the �irst person.
When is it okay for you to have a meeting
for this week? 친구들한테는 제가 연락하겠습니다.
I'll inform other friends.