-아/어 드리다

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Grammar · 1 sense

Doing a favor or make a request

Examples

에어컨을 켜 드릴까요?

Do you want me to turn on the air conditioner?

고객님, 이 상품이 마음에 드시면 새 상품으로 포장해 드릴게요.

Sir, if you like this product, I will wrap it as a new product for you.

When you'd hear it

This is common in customer service, workplaces, and other polite interactions, especially when offering to do something for a customer, guest, or senior person. It sounds courteous and is also frequent in service-oriented speech such as 에어컨을 켜 드릴까요?

What learners get wrong

드리다 is the humble counterpart of 주다 when the recipient deserves respect; it is not just a general replacement for 주다. Use 주다 with friends and 드리다 toward customers, seniors, or other respected recipients.

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