ㄹ라고

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'I'm gonna…' as a whole answer

This is the same casual -ㄹ라고 (standard -려고 'intending to'), but here it ends the sentence rather than leading into another clause, so it stands as a complete reply to 'why?' or 'where are you going?': 두 분 멕일라고 'to feed you two.' Adding 요 keeps it polite while staying informal — 지금 여기 즈어기 거기 갈라고요. It sounds relaxed and a little countrified.

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