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ryeogoyo

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Also spelled ryeogo, ryogoyo

Are you going to? I will

It states or asks about an intention, politely. Nearly every line here asks about the other person's plan: are you really going to try that, what are you going to do with that much money, are you heading to Songdo now. Said about yourself it announces your own plan, as in the line meaning I am just going to ruin it. It is the intention marker 으려고 with the polite 요 attached.

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