Question

설마 서울에서 부산까지 걸어서 가려고요? In informal speech, -(으)려고 and its polite version -(으)려고요 can be used as sentence endings. -(으)려(고) moves to the end of the sentence when the second clause is omitted (being expressed elsewhere, or when its content can be assumed).Questions ending in -(으)려(고) can also express strong disbelief that the situation described in the sentence is possible in reality. The adverb 설마 is often used to emphasize the sense of skepticism. Such questions correspond to English 'Could ... really ... ?'.

Accepted Answer

Could someone really walk all the way from Seoul to Busan?

Front	설마 서울에서 부산까지 걸어서 가려고요?
Back	Could someone really walk all the way from Seoul to Busan?
Notes	In informal speech, -(으)려고 and its polite version -(으)려고요 can be used as sentence endings. -(으)려(고) moves to the end of the sentence when the second clause is omitted (being expressed elsewhere, or when its content can be assumed). Questions ending in -(으)려(고) can also express strong disbelief that the situation described in the sentence is possible in reality. The adverb 설마 is often used to emphasize the sense of skepticism. Such questions correspond to English 'Could ... really ... ?'.

Sentence 설마 으)려(고 Questions 서울에서 부산까지 걸어서 가려고요