"먹을 시간"

Translation: Time to eat

[LiKenun]

Literally will-eat time. This ㄹ/을 marker is what will be used in the future tense pattern Vㄹ 거야 as well as a number of other patterns relating to the future tense.

갈 거야: (I) will go.

갈게: (I) will go.

Each one has a different nuance.

[voldemartt]

so what is the difference between 거야 and 게?

[KikaTM]

"(으)ㄹ게 = when you want to hear a response or reaction from the other person

(으)ㄹ거야 when you are determined to do something, you decide and you probably won't change your mind"

ALSO:

갈거야 has the meaning of one's free will (나는 오늘 밤 그 파티에 갈거야. =
I'll go to the party tonight.)

but 갈게 can be used as an answer when people ask you something like this:
A: 오늘 밤 내 파티에 와줄 수 있어? 내가 친구가 별로 없어.
Could you come to my party tonight? Because I don' t have many friends.
B: 갈게. I'll come/go.

[CheeseCrazed]

Really nice example ^^
For those who want more,
TTMIK Lvl 3 Lesson 6: Future Tenses / -(으)ㄹ 거예요 vs -(으)ㄹ게요

[LYOYDr]

Kika, so (으)ㄹ거야 is shall, 갈거야 is will, (으)ㄹ게 is can.

[BobPancakes]

Would 먹는 시간 mean something else?

[josueetcom]

I believe they both mean "time to eat" but since 먹을 is a future tense modifier 먹을 시간 refers to the time when one will eat.

[bull96206]

"Meal time" is commonly used in English.

[KyleDelane6]

I hear dinnertime, suppertime, and lunchtime, but not meal time

[SuperSizedSmiley]

Why is this in the "future" lesson?

[Komerinam]

Yeah!

[DominicIsi]

Eating time!

[FmYs9]

It is time to eat

[Nereaax]

es hora de comer

[LYOYDr]

I thought of Bladerunner- 죽을 시간