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eulkka

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Also spelled eulka, ulkka

In case; thinking maybe

Not one of these lines is a standalone question — it always feeds into something else. As 을까 봐 it means you are worried something might happen: worried Minsu might be upset, worried his knees are hot in shorts, putting up with things in case someone got hurt. As 을까 하다 or 을까 생각하다 it means you are toying with an idea: thinking of having a salad, reckoning it would make an affordable date. On its own, 을까요? would be asking the listener 'shall we?', which is a different thing from these inward guesses and worries.

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