Do you think Jisoo could have accepted it? in Korean 🇰🇷

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Do you think Jisoo could have accepted it?	지수가 그걸 받아들였을 거라고 생각하세요?

How to say “Do you think Jisoo could have accepted it?” in Korean? “지수가 그걸 받아들였을 거라고 생각하세요?”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “지수가 그걸 받아들였을 거라고 생각하세요?” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on Do you think Jisoo could have accepted it? in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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지수가 그걸 받아들였을 거라고 생각하세요?
• 지수가 (Jisoo-ga) – "지수" is the proper noun "Jisoo", and the particle "-가" marks it as the subject.
• 그걸 (geugeol) – "그것을" contracted to "그걸", meaning "that thing" with the object marker attached.
• 받아들였을 (badadeuryeosseul) – from the verb "받아들이다" ("to accept"). Here it's in a form that functions as a modifier meaning "accepted" or "would have accepted." The structure takes the past form "받아들였다" and changes it to a form that can be quoted (similar to a relative clause).
• 거라고 (georago) – this comes from "것이라고" where "것" is a noun meaning "fact" or "matter" and the quoting particle "-라고" indicates that the preceding clause is being reported or thought.
• 생각하세요? (saenggakhasipsiyo?) – means "do you think?" in a polite/formal style.

Translation: "Do you think that Jisoo would have accepted it?"

Tips to remember:
• Subject and object markers (-가, -을) are attached directly to the nouns they modify.
• For verbs, practice forming modifier forms by taking the verb’s past form and altering the ending to connect it to another clause (here “받아들였을 거라고”).
• "-다고 생각하세요?" is a common structure for "do you think that…" when reporting or questioning an assumption.

Alternate ways to say "Do you think Jisoo could have accepted it?":
• 지수가 그걸 받아들일 수 있었을 거라고 생각하세요?
– (Jisoo-ga geugeol badadeuril su isseosseul georago saenggakhasipsiyo?)
Meaning: Using “수 있었을” emphasizes the possibility (“could have accepted”).
• 지수가 그걸 받아들였을 수도 있었다고 생각하세요?
– (Jisoo-ga geugeol badadeuryeosseul sudo isseotdago saenggakhasipsiyo?)
Another variation that explicitly uses the idea of possibility with “수도 있었다고.”

These alternate sentences replace the simple past-hypothetical formation with one that highlights the possibility that Jisoo might have accepted it.

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