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Korean grammar · Level 2 · 2급

V-기로 하다

Deciding and agreeing

In native review Taught in Unit 9: A housewarming party

-기로 하다 means you decided, or agreed with someone, to do something. It's usually in the past: -기로 했어요. With -자, it makes a plan together: 만나기로 하자, “let's agree to meet”.

WhenUseExample
any verb-기로 했어요보다 → 보기로 했어요 · 먹다 → 먹기로 했어요
planning together-기로 하자만나기로 하자

Examples

  • 친구하고 같이 영화를 보기로 했어요.

    My friend and I decided to see a film together.

  • 민지하고 반말하기로 했어요.

    Minji and I agreed to talk in 반말.

  • 올해는 매일 운동하기로 했어요.

    I've decided to exercise every day this year.

Practise it in context · Level 2, Unit 9

A housewarming party

A dialogue with audio, practice that checks itself, Hoya’s mistakes, a reading and a writing task.

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