Pattern: -(으)ㄹ 만해요
-(으)ㄹ 만해요 (-(eu)ㄹman-hae-yo, (eu)ㄹmanhaeyo)
-(으)ㄹ 만해요 expresses that an action or state is worth doing or reasonable to do.
When and how native speakers actually use it.
Indicates that an action or state is worth doing or reasonable.
When to use
giving recommendations, sharing experiences, evaluating worth
The nuance
Attach -(으)ㄹ 만해요 to the verb stem to express that the action is worth doing or reasonable. Use -을 만해요 if the stem ends with a consonant, -ㄹ 만해요 if it ends with a vowel.
이 영화는 볼 만해요.
i yeong-hwa-neun bol man-hae-yo., i yeong hwa neun bol man hae yo.
Verb stem '보' has no final consonant, so use '-ㄹ 만해요'.
그 식당 음식은 먹을 만해요.
geu sik-dang eum-sik-eun meok-eul man-hae-yo., geu sik dang eum sik eun meok eul man hae yo.
Verb stem '먹' ends with a consonant, so use '-을 만해요'.
이 책은 읽을 만해요.
i chaek-eun ik-eul man-hae-yo., i chaek eun ik eul man hae yo.
Verb stem '읽' ends with a consonant, so use '-을 만해요'.
이 노래는 들을 만해요.
i no-rae-neun deul-eul man-hae-yo., i no rae neun deul eul man hae yo.
Verb stem '듣' ends with a consonant, so use '-을 만해요'.
이 영화는 볼 만해요요.
i yeong-hwa-neun bol man-hae-yo-yo., i yeong hwa neun bol man hae yo yo.
Redundant polite ending '-요' repeated incorrectly; only '-ㄹ 만해요' is correct.
그 식당 음식은 먹을만해요.
geu sik-dang eum-sik-eun meok-eul-man-hae-yo., geu sik dang eum sik eun meok eul man hae yo.
-(으)ㄹ 만해요 should be spaced separately, not combined.
Which sentence correctly uses -(으)ㄹ 만해요?
Which verb stem takes '-을 만해요'?
