This is the 8181st most frequent Korean word.
ira가
"Ira가" is not a standard word in Korean; it might be a combination of "ira" (a sentence-ending particle or form) and "가" (subject marker or a part of another phrase). Please provide more context for accurate interpretation.
In this sentence, 'ira가' modifies the preceding clause to emphasize its potential completion or becoming, illustrating its determination or reasoning.
이 결정은 중요한 변화가 될 것이라가.
This decision will become an important change.
Here, 'ira가' functions as part of a predictive statement, showing an expectation or reasoning about people coming.
사람들이 올 것이라가 생각합니다.
I think that people will come.
In this case, 'ira가' conveys certainty or assuredness towards the success mentioned in the sentence.