What does 만약에 mean?
만약에 means "if; supposing that" in Korean.
How it works here
‘만약에’ introduces a situation that may not be true and frames what follows as a condition or supposition.
When it's used
Used to introduce a hypothetical situation or condition.
The line
그러니까 만난다? 만약에 만나요
So, we’re meeting? If we do meet...
The speaker assumes a possibility and asks the other person to confirm it.
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More examples
만약에 비가 오면 집에 있을 거예요.
If it rains, I’ll stay home.
만약에 시간이 없으면 내일 하자.
If we don’t have time, let’s do it tomorrow.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
만약에
그러니까 만난다? 만약에 만나요
So, we’re meeting? If we do meet...
- An expression used to suppose a possibility even if it may not be true; ‘if’ or ‘suppose’.
- An expression used to state something is certainly correct; ‘definitely’.
- An expression announcing the future; ‘soon’.
- An expression repeating someone’s words; ‘again’.
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An expression used to suppose a possibility even if it may not be true; ‘if’ or ‘suppose’.
‘만약에’ is a very common conversational form meaning ‘if’ or ‘suppose’. It usually opens a conditional or hypothetical statement.
Other words in this line
- 그러니까
- So; therefore
- 만나다
- To meet
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