아/어/여야(지/만)

Used to indicate that something is necessary or that a certain condition must be met for something else to happen.

and are there just to add emphasis and neither is required.

It can be used to end a sentence by using for casual or 지요 for polite. The meaning changes though telling the person or reminding them that something needs to be done.

Nouns can also use the form (이)라야(만)

Conjugation

Past Present/Future
AV (V) 가다 갔어야 가야
AV (C) 먹다 먹었어야 먹어야
Hada 하다 했어야 해야
DV (V) 크다 커야 커야
DV (C) 작다 작아야 작아야
N (V) 딸기 딸기여야 딸기여야
N (C) 수박 수박이어야 수박이어야

Example Sentences

Polite

신발을 벗어야 집에 들어올 구 있어요.
You have to take your shoes off in order to go in the house.