먹을래요

want to eat, would like to eat

→ 먹다
먹 to eat + 을래 Volitional (intention or willingness) + 요 Polite speech
verb · informal, future tense Uncommon #8,004
want to eat, would like to eat A polite conversational form, often used to ask what someone wants or to make an offer.
KO: 점심으로 뭐 먹을래요?
EN: What would you like to eat for lunch?
Conjugation of 먹다

쿠키 먹을래요?

Would you like some cookies?

— 쿵푸팬더 4 (2024)

먹을래요?

Do you want to eat?

— 빅토리아 (2015)

국수 먹을래요?

Would you like some noodles?

— 스틸 라이프 (2006)

아침 먹을래요?

Would you like to eat breakfast?

— 내 어머니의 모든 것 (1999)

좀 먹을래요?

Would you like to have some?

— 행복한 라짜로 (2018)

전 아침 먹을래요

I want to eat breakfast.

— 하울의 움직이는 성 (2004)

뭐 좀 먹을래요?

Would you like to eat something?

— 중경삼림 (1994)

약 안 먹을래요?

Don't you want to take your medicine?

— 싸이코 (1960)

저 랑 나눠 먹을래요?

Would you like to share it with me?

— 캐치 미 이프 유 캔 (2002)

전 과자 먹을래요

I want to eat snacks.

— 귀향 (2006)

마지막 한 조각 먹을래요?

Would you like to have one last piece?

— 러브 액츄얼리 (2003)

먹을래요.

I want to eat.

여보, 라면 먹을래요?

Honey, would you like some ramen?

— Il Mare (2000)