을래

eulrae

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Also spelled ulrae

Wanna...? ; I want to

Asks what the other person feels like doing, casually: wanna eat ramen together, want some grilled clams, want to stand over there. Turned on yourself it states your own choice — I'll get the cheese sandwich and a coffee, I'll stick close to you, forget it, I don't want to take pictures. It can also become a threat when paired with something unpleasant, as in the line asking whether you want to die today. It is the form after a consonant; ㄹ래 is the same after a vowel, and 을래요 is the polite version.

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