How to use ~ㄹ래요/~을래요.(Informal form of will/shall)
Today's lesson is ~ㄹ래요/~을래요.(Informal form of will/shall)
We attach the pattern ‘-(으)ㄹ래요', to a verb stem to express the speaker’s intention or to ask the listener’s intention. This expression is used in an informal or familiar way.
We can use it as an ending to a future tense to state an immediate decision to do(or not do) something in the nearest future.
ex:
이 라면이 너무 매워서 안먹을래요.
(This ramyun is very spicy so I will not eat it.)
오늘은 좀 피곤해서 그냥 집에서 쉴래요.
(I am quite tired today so I will just take a rest at home.)
~ㄹ래요 is added to a verb stem without a 받침(consonant at the lower part of a syllable.)
ex:
오늘 공부할래요.
(I shall study today./I will study today.)
= 공부하다 is the base form meaning "to study". To add this ending, you must take off the "-다" ending and add ~ㄹ래요. ~ㄹ will become the 받침 of -하.
( 공부하 + ㄹ래요 = 공부할래요.)
~을래요 is added to a verb stem with a 받침
ex:
야체 잘 안먹지만, 배가 고파서그냥 먹을래요.
(I don't eat vegetables that well but I am hungry so I will eat it.)
=먹다 is the base form meaning "to eat". To add this ending, you must take off the "-다" ending and add ~을래요. 먹~ has a 받침 so another 받침is not necessary.
(먹 + 을래요 = 먹을래요.)

ex:
이제 뭐 할래요?
(What shall we do now?)
오늘도 한잔 할래요?
(Shall we also have a drink today?)
주말에 나랑 영화를 볼래요?
(Will you watch a movie with me this weekend?)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR KIM HYEJIN(MANAVITA C. KIM) MANAVITA Kim is a Filipino-Korean working mother who teaches English and Spanish at her own Kongbu-bang in Suwon City, South Korea. Hyejin is the name of her one and only daughter.
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