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V-(으)려면 = if you want to do V, if you intend to do V
It is the shortened form of V-(으)려고 하면, which is used to express a plan or intention to do something in the 1st sentence and the condition to fulfill the plan or intention in the 2nd sentence = if you want/ intend to… then you should...
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V+ (으)면, (으)며, (으)면서, ㄴ다면 | How to say "If" In Korean
There are a few ways to say "If" in Korean. Verb + (으)면 = If. It Is used for hypothetical situations. For Example: 제가 가면 - If I Go
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Aug 1, 20224 min read
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