Did you buy all the presents? in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

Word-by-word explanation:

1. 선물 (seonmul) – “gift” or “present”: This is the noun that refers to the item(s) you’re buying.
2. 다 (da) – “all”: Placed right after the noun to indicate “all of the presents.”
3. 샀어요? (sasseoyo?) – “bought?”: A polite past tense form of the verb 사다 (sada, “to buy”). The sentence ends with a question mark to indicate a query.

Tips to Remember:
• In Korean, objects typically come before the verb. Here, "선물" (object) is followed by "샀어요" (verb).
• The particle 다, meaning “all,” is placed immediately after the noun it modifies. This is a common pattern seen with other nouns too.
• The verb ending -어요 forms a polite style. Recognizing and practicing verb conjugations like 사다 → 샀어요 helps in various contexts.

Alternate Expressions for “Did you buy all the presents?”:
• 선물 전부 샀어요? (seonmul jeonbu sasseoyo?) – using 전부 (jeonbu) for “all.”
• 선물 모두 샀어요? (seonmul modu sasseoyo?) – using 모두 (modu) for “all.”

Romanized Sentence:
"Seonmul da sasseoyo?"

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