It’s possible that we have not been prepared in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

Breakdown of the sentence:
• "우리가" comes from "우리" (we/us) with the subject marker "가". It marks "we" as the subject.
• "준비되지" is derived from the verb "준비되다" (to be prepared). The form "준비되지 않다" means "not be prepared," and here it is connected to the possibility construction.
• "않았을" is the negative past modifier meaning "have not" (from 않다 + 았을, the past tense form serving as an adjective modifier).
• "수도" means "possibly" or "might," acting as a noun meaning "chance" or "possibility."
• "있을까?" comes from "있다" (to exist/have) with the future/potential modifier "-을" plus the interrogative ending "-까?" to form a question about possibility.

Romanized, the whole sentence is: "Uriga junbidoeji anasseul sudo isseulkka?"

Tips to remember:
• Recognize that “우리가” (we) uses the subject marker “가,” not “는,” because it indicates what is being acted upon.
• Notice how the verb "준비되다" (to be prepared) is negated and then put in a modifier form (준비되지 않았을) to describe the state in the possibility construction.
• The phrase "수도 있다" is a common way to express “it is possible that…” In questions, the ending shifts to "-까?" forming "있을까?"
• Practice by breaking down similar sentences: [Subject] + [Verb in a modified form for possibility] + "수도 있다/있을까?"

Alternate ways to express "It's possible that we have not been prepared":
1. 우리는 준비 안 했을 수도 있잖아?
• Romanized: "Urineun junbi an haesseul sudo itjanha?"
2. 우리 준비가 안 됐을 수도 있지?
• Romanized: "Uri junbi ga an dwaesseul sudo itji?"

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