📺✨ K-Drama Korean: 죽을래? [ju·geul·lae]

Today's expression is "죽을래?" which translates to "Want to die?" in English This phrase is often used in Korean dramas in a confrontational or intense context, usually meant to challenge or provoke However, among very close friends, it can also be used jokingly as a playful threat Breakdown: -죽다 [juk·tta]: to die - 죽 + 을래 (informal questioning ending, roughly equivalent to "do you want?") Literally, "죽을래?" can be broken down to "Do you want to die?" which conveys a strong warning or threat in a dramatic scene ⚠️ Use with caution and be sure of the relationship and situation as it can be taken seriously if misused I hope this video is interesting and helpful to you! 🐰🤗 🎭🌟 📚 Want to learn Korean grammar? Check out 'Master Korean Grammar Level 1 and 2', an easy-to-follow book perfect for mastering the basics of Korean grammar Available as an eBook on our website and in paperback on Amazon Click link in my bio/profile! 👉 @tomikorean