Korean expression
배드민턴 칠래
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배드민턴 칠래 means "do you want to play badminton" in Korean.
How it works here
‘배드민턴 칠래’ means “do you want to play badminton?”; ‘-(으)ㄹ래’ asks about willingness or makes a suggestion.
Key expression
배드민턴을 치다
To play badminton
‘배드민턴을 치다’ is the common spoken expression for playing badminton; ‘치다’ is widely used for sports involving a ball or shuttlecock.
When it's used
Used to ask about playing badminton or mention it as a hobby.
The line
배드민턴 칠래? 그래.
Do you want to play badminton? Sure.
Asking about a sport or talking about a hobby.
Scene from “[GOING SEVENTEEN 2020] EP.44 TTT #1 (Hyperrealism Ver.)” · Channel: SEVENTEEN Watch on YouTube
More examples
저는 퇴근 후에 동네 체육관에서 배드민턴을 쳐요.
I play badminton at the neighborhood gym after work.
주말마다 친구랑 공원 옆 체육관에서 배드민턴을 쳐.
I play badminton at the gym by the park with my friend every weekend.
Quick check
When would you use this expression?
배드민턴 칠래
배드민턴 칠래? 그래.
Do you want to play badminton? Sure.
- A situation in which someone asks whether they should play badminton or mentions it as a hobby.
- A situation in which someone says they will buy a new badminton racket.
- A situation in which someone changes their plan to read a book instead of exercising.
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A situation in which someone asks whether they should play badminton or mentions it as a hobby.
to play badminton. ‘배드민턴을 치다’ is the common spoken expression for playing badminton; ‘치다’ is widely used for sports involving a ball or shuttlecock.
Other words in this line
- 배드민턴
- Badminton
- 치다
- To hit; to play
- 그래
- Okay; sure
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