Breakdown of riheoseori got sijakdoel tenikka cheoncheonhi deungjanghae.
Questions & Answers about riheoseori got sijakdoel tenikka cheoncheonhi deungjanghae.
리허설 is a loanword from English rehearsal. Korean uses a lot of borrowed words like this, especially in performance, music, theater, and broadcasting contexts.
So 리허설 is very commonly used for a practice run before the real performance.
You could think of it as:
- theater/music/performance context: rehearsal
- casual production/event context: a practice run before the real thing
이 is the subject marker.
In 리허설이 곧 시작될 테니까, the rehearsal is the thing that is about to begin, so it takes the subject particle 이.
A rough grammatical breakdown is:
- 리허설이 = the rehearsal / as for the rehearsal, it
- 곧 시작될 테니까 = since it’s going to start soon
Because 리허설 ends in a consonant sound, it takes 이, not 가.
곧 means soon.
It indicates that something will happen in the near future. In this sentence, it tells you the rehearsal is about to start before long.
It is a very common adverb, and it often appears in announcements or instructions:
- 곧 시작합니다 = We will begin shortly
- 곧 도착해요 = I’ll arrive soon
So here it gives urgency, but not panic—just it’s almost time.