verb + ~야 + clause, 야 conjugation
This is something that seems fundamental to Korean grammar but i have seen almost no information on the topic. Usually when you use 야 conjugation for verbs, it is followed by 하다 / 되다 ... for example 밥 먹어야 돼요, 공부 열심히 해야해요, etc.
However, I have discovered through texting and reading that there is a whole other world where, instead of 하다 / 되다, the phrase after the 야 verb can contain an entire clause. For example, 어떻게 해야 맘을 풀어주지? (i also saw that phrase but i don't know what it means, if someone could translate that would be great!)
I'm curious about what is the meaning of the sentence if you have this structure with a 야 conjugated verb and an entire clause / phrase afterword. I'm also curious what the above phrase can be translated to :)