Do you think they have celebrated their anniversary? in Korean 🇰🇷

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Do you think they have celebrated their anniversary?	네생일을축하했을지생각해?

How to say “Do you think they have celebrated their anniversary?” in Korean? “네생일을축하했을지생각해?”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “네생일을축하했을지생각해?” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on Do you think they have celebrated their anniversary? in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Breakdown of the sentence “네 생일을 축하했을지 생각해?”
• 네 (ne) means “your” (informal).
• 생일을 (saeng-il-eul) combines 생일 (“birthday”) with the object particle 을, marking “birthday” as the thing being celebrated.
• 축하했을지 (chukha-haet-eulji) comes from 축하하다 (“to celebrate”). The past tense 축하했 is attached to the speculative marker –을지, which expresses uncertainty or speculation—“whether (someone) celebrated.”
• 생각해? (saeng-gaghae?) means “do you think?” in an informal style.

Tips to remember:
• Notice that Korean often uses a subordinate clause (here, 축하했을지) before the main clause (생각해), combining a fact with a feeling of uncertainty.
• The marker –을지 (or –ㄹ지 after a vowel-ending stem) is widely used to express “whether…” or “if…” in indirect questions.
• Practice by replacing the main verb while keeping the structure “[object] + 을/를 + [verb in past form] + -을지 생각해?”

Alternate ways to say “Do you think they have celebrated their anniversary?”
• 그들이 기념일을 축하했을 거라고 생각해?
(Geu-deul-i gi-nyeom-il-eul chukha-haet-eul geo-ra-go saeng-gaghae?)
→ This structure uses 축하했을 거라고 with 거라, which expresses a high expectation or assumption about past events.

• 그들이 기념일을 축하했는지 생각해?
(Geu-deul-i gi-nyeom-il-eul chukha-haet-neun-ji saeng-gaghae?)
→ Here, –는지 is used in place of –을지, serving the same function of indicating uncertainty.

• 기념일을 축하했을까?
(Ginyeom-il-eul chukha-haet-eul-kka?)
→ A shorter, more casual version that directly asks “Might they have celebrated the anniversary?” without explicitly saying “think.”

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