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Decoded Slug: ~하려는 뜻이다 [haryeoneun tteushida] (Intend to)
Korean Grammar Point
~하려는 뜻이다 [haryeoneun tteushida] (Intend to)
~하려는 뜻이다 [haryeoneun tteushida] (Intend to)
Short explanation:
This is used to express intention or plan to do something in the future.
Formation:
Verb in dictionary form + 하려는 뜻이다
Examples:
저는 내일 친구를 만나 하려는 뜻이에요.
Jeoneun naeil chingureul manna haryeoneun tteushieyo.
I intend to meet my friend tomorrow.
우리 팀은 이번 경기에서 이기 하려는 뜻이에요.
Uri timeun ibeon gyonggieseo igi haryeoneun tteushieyo.
Our team intends to win in this game.
나는 어르신들을 돕 하려는 뜻이에요.
Naneun eoreusindeureul dob haryeoneun tteushieyo.
I intend to help the elderly.
그는 영어를 배우 하려는 뜻이다.
Geuneun yeongeoreul baeu haryeoneun tteushida.
He intends to learn English.
Long explanation:
'~하려는 뜻이다 [haryeoneun tteushida]' is a Korean grammatical construction used to indicate the speaker's intention or plan to do something in the future. It is usually used in the context of expressing one's future plans and goals. In English, the closest equivalent would be 'intend to' or 'plan to'. This grammatical form can be conjugated with a variety of verbs to express different intentions or plans.