Korean Grammar | Difference between '-고 싶어요' and '-고 싶어 해요’

🇰🇷 Korean Grammar: 고 싶어요 vs 고 싶어 해요, What's the Difference? In this video, we're tackling a tricky but super useful part of Korean grammar: expressing wants and desires! Both 고 싶어요 and 고 싶어 해요 mean "want to," but they are NOT interchangeable. I'll walk you through when to use each one, so you can stop mixing them up and start sounding natural 💭 📌 Quick preview: 저는 커피를 마시고 싶어요. (I want to drink coffee.) 동생은 커피를 마시고 싶어 해요. (My younger sibling wants to drink coffee.) 💡 Key takeaway: 고 싶어요 is for your own feelings (and for questions to the listener), while 고 싶어 해요 is for describing what someone else wants. 🎥 If you are looking for more example sentences, check this video :    • Shadowing Korean Sentences | Future Tense ...   💖 Follow on Instagram and Tiktok: @koreanwithryu #KoreanGrammar #LearnKorean #KoreanLanguage #한국어 #KoreanForBeginners #TOPIK #KoreanLesson *English is my second language, apologies if there is any errors present.