Use 야 돼요. To say 'I have to do something' or 'I have to be something', the most common Korean phrase is ''-야 돼요' which means 'I become to'. For example, ...

13 июн. 2024 г. · HERE ARE SOME OPTIONS! 해야 돼 (Hae-ya Dwae) This expression is used to indicate that you have to do something. Ex: 나 숙제 해야 돼.

2 мар. 2024 г. · The structure “-아/어야 하다” in Korean expresses necessity or obligation in English. It can be translated as “must,” “have to,” or “should.

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Billy Korean. Learn Korean Ep. 1: How to say "Have to~" in Korean. 여러분 (this means “everyone”), welcome to the wonderful language of Korean! Actually, if.

When you want to say "have to" you can just add "야 돼요" after the verb. Examples: 1) I have to go. 저 가야 돼요. 2) I have to work. 저 일해야 돼요.

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21 мар. 2019 г. · Using informal speech: I have to go. 가야돼. ka ya doe (sounds like kaya dway where the ka sounds like sky without the s). How do you say “I have” and “I am” in Korean? How to say “I have” in Korean How do you say “must” or “should” in Korean? How do you formally say, “I will” in Korean? Другие результаты с сайта www.quora.com

I have to go now/ 지금 가야 돼요/gi gum ga ya dae yo. To go/가다 ->가야. You have to come ...