junbiga da doemyeon baro chulbalhaeyo.

subject particle

Breakdown of junbiga da doemyeon baro chulbalhaeyo.

• 준비: preparation
• ~요: polite ending
• ~면: when / if

Questions & Answers about junbiga da doemyeon baro chulbalhaeyo.

Why is it 준비가 and not 준비를?

Because 준비가 다 되다 is treating 준비 as the subject of the state “being done/complete.”

• 준비가 다 됐어요 = “The preparations are all finished.”
  If you use 준비를, it usually goes with verbs like 하다:
• 준비를 다 하면 = “If/when you finish preparing.”

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What does 되면 mean here? Is it “become”?

되다 can mean “to become,” but here it’s the very common meaning to be done / to be ready / to be completed.
So 다 되면 = “when it’s all ready/finished.”

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What is -면 doing in 되면?

-면 attaches to a verb/adjective to mean if/when. In this sentence it’s basically “when,” because it’s a realistic condition:

• (준비가) 다 되면 = “When (the prep) is done…”

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Why does the sentence start with the condition clause (준비가 다 되면)?

Korean often puts the condition/time clause first to set the context, then the main action:

• “When X happens, do Y.”
  This is very natural and common in spoken Korean.

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What does 다 mean in 다 되면?