Korean expression
이건 하겠다
하겠다
What does 하겠다 mean?
하겠다 means "saying that one will do it" in Korean.
How it works here
‘하겠다’ combines ‘하다’ with ‘-겠다’ to express future intention or determination.
Dictionary form
하다
An expression meaning that one will do something
‘-겠다’ expresses intention or determination. ‘하겠다’ therefore means that the speaker will do it, rather than merely describing an action.
When it's used
Used when taking responsibility for a task.
The line
오케이, 이건 하겠다
Okay, I’ll do this.
Said when deciding who will take charge of a task.
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More examples
이번 일은 내가 하겠다.
I’ll handle this task.
정리할 사람 없으면 내가 하겠다.
If no one else will organize it, I’ll do it.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
하겠다
오케이, 이건 하겠다
Okay, I’ll do this.
- An expression used when saying that you will do something
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Show the answer
An expression used when saying that you will do something
‘-겠다’ expresses intention or determination. ‘하겠다’ therefore means that the speaker will do it, rather than merely describing an action.
Other words in this line
- 오케이
- Okay
- 이것
- This
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