Did not buy in Korean 🇰🇷

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did not buy	안 샀어

How to say “did not buy” in Korean? “안 샀어”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “안 샀어” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on did not buy in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of “안” as a marker for “not.” Imagine an ant (안 sounds like “ant”) that never buys anything.
• “샀어” comes from 사다 (to buy); its sound can remind you of “saw” in the past, indicating something already bought—or in this case, not bought when paired with 안.

Explanations:
• “안 샀어” is a casual, past-tense negative statement meaning “did not buy.”
• “안” negates the verb that follows.
• “샀어” is the casual past conjugation of the verb 사다 (to buy).
• The literal breakdown is “안 (not) + 샀어 (bought).”

Other Words with Similar Meaning:
• 구매하지 않았어 (gu-mae-ha-ji an-ass-eo) – A more formal or written way to say “did not purchase.”
• 사지 않았어 (sa-ji an-ass-eo) – Another form using the negative construction with 않다.

Conjugations of 사다 (to buy):

• Infinitive (dictionary form): 사다 (sa-da) – to buy
• Present Tense:
– Informal low: 사 (sa) or 사요 (sa-yo) for polite
– Formal: 삽니다 (sap-ni-da)
• Past Tense:
– Informal low: 샀어 (sass-eo)
– Polite: 샀어요 (sass-eo-yo)
– Formal: 샀습니다 (sass-seum-ni-da)
• Future Tense:
– Informal low: 살 거야 (sal geo-ya)
– Polite: 살 거예요 (sal geo-ye-yo)
– Formal: 살 것입니다 (sal geo-sseum-ni-da)

Example Sentences:
1. English: I did not buy that book.
Korean: 그 책을 안 샀어.
Romanized: Geu chaeg-eul an sasseo.
2. English: I did not buy any fruit.
Korean: 과일을 안 샀어.
Romanized: Gwa-il-eul an sasseo.
3. English: She did not buy the dress because it was too expensive.
Korean: 그 드레스를 안 샀어, 너무 비쌌어.
Romanized: Geu deureseu-reul an sasseo, neomu bissasseo.

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