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Today’s Phrase
가르쳐 줄게요
ga·reu·cheo jul·ge·yo
gareucheo julgeyo
I’ll teach you
Cultural Insight
Teaching and sharing knowledge (가르치다) is highly valued in Korean culture. 선생님 (teacher) is one of the most respected titles. Language exchange partnerships (언어 교환) where Koreans teach Korean and learners teach their native language are popular and mutually rewarding.
Phrase Breakdown
가르쳐
gareucheo
teach (connector)
가르치다 (to teach) + -어 (connector)
줄게요
julgeyo
I will give / I promise to
주다 (give) + -ㄹ게요 (promise/intention)
Offers to teach someone something — a generous and helpful phrase.
Example Phrases
한국어 배우고 싶어요? 제가 가르쳐 줄게요!
Hangugeo baeugо sipeoyo? Jega gareucheo julgeyo!
Do you want to learn Korean? I’ll teach you!
배우고 싶다 = want to learn.
요리 어떻게 하는지 가르쳐 줄게요.
Yori eotteoke haneunji gareucheo julgeyo.
I’ll teach you how to cook.
-는지 = indirect question ‘how’.
제가 운전 가르쳐 드릴까요?
Jega unjeon gareucheo deurilkkayo?
Shall I teach you how to drive?
드릴까요? = humble ‘shall I do for you?’
Related Phrases
가르쳐 줄 수 있어요?
gareucheo jul su isseoyo?
Can you teach me?
Asking for someone’s teaching help.
배워도 될까요?
baewoodo doelkkayo?
May I learn from you?
Asking for permission to learn from someone.
같이 공부해요
gachi gongbuhaeyo
Let’s study together
Suggesting joint studying.
Quick Review
할 말이 있어요
Can you recall what this means?
hal mari isseoyo
I have something to say