What does 드실래요 mean?
드실래요 means "would you like one?" in Korean.
How it works here
The honorific verb ‘드시다’ combines with the polite intention form ‘-ㄹ래요’ to make a courteous offer.
Key expression
V-(으)실래요?
Would you like to; shall you
‘V-(으)실래요?’ is friendly but polite and respects the other person’s choice.
When it's used
Used to politely check someone’s intention or offer them something.
The line
하나 드실래요?
Would you like one?
Someone politely offers food at a restaurant or gathering.
Scene from “비행記 in 부산 (Travel Log in Busan) #2｜[SKZ CODE] Ep.101” · Channel: Stray Kids Watch on YouTube
More examples
따뜻한 차 한 잔 하실래요?
Would you like a cup of warm tea?
이 자리에 앉으실래요?
Would you like to sit here?
Quick check
When would you use this expression?
드실래요
하나 드실래요?
Would you like one?
- Politely inviting someone to sit and rest here for a while.
- Telling someone not to go far and to wait here.
- Politely offering someone one serving of food and asking whether they would like it.
Show the answer
Politely offering someone one serving of food and asking whether they would like it.
Would you like to; shall you. ‘V-(으)실래요?’ is friendly but polite and respects the other person’s choice.
Other words in this line
- 하나
- One
- 드시다
- To eat or drink honorifically
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