| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| to buy (polite) | μ¬μ |
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Tips to Remember:
β’ Think of μ¬μ as coming from μ¬λ€ (βto buyβ), where the βλ€β ending is replaced by βμβ for a polite, everyday expression. Imagine saying βIβd like to buy thatβ in a friendly tone.
β’ Remember that many Korean verbs end with β-λ€β in their base form. To make them polite for daily conversation, you drop β-λ€β and add β-μβ β so μ¬λ€ becomes μ¬μ.
Explanation:
β’ μ¬λ€ (sada) is the base or dictionary form meaning βto buy.β μ¬μ (sayo) is its present informal polite form, used in everyday conversation.
β’ The verb μ¬λ€ is a regular verb, so it follows common conjugation patterns when changing tense or speech level.
Other Words with Similar Meanings:
⒠ꡬ맀νλ€ (gumaehada) β a more formal term for βto purchase.β
⒠ꡬμ νλ€ (guip-hada) β another formal or written term for βto buy.β
Conjugations (using μ¬λ€):
β’ Base form: μ¬λ€ (sada) β βto buy.β
β’ Present informal polite: μ¬μ (sayo) β βbuy/ am buying.β
β’ Past tense informal polite: μμ΄μ (sasseoyo) β βbought.β
β’ Future tense informal polite: μ΄ κ±°μμ (sal geoyeyo) β βwill buy.β
β’ Present progressive informal polite: μ¬κ³ μμ΄μ (sago isseoyo) β βam/are buying.β
β’ Imperative informal polite (suggestion): μ¬μΈμ (saseyo) β βplease buy.β
Example Sentences:
1. μ λ κ³ΌμΌμ μ¬μ.
(Jeoneun gwail-eul sayo.)
βI buy fruit.β
2. μ΄μ μ μ λ°μ μμ΄μ.
(Eoje sae sinbal-eul sasseoyo.)
βI bought new shoes yesterday.β
3. λ΄μΌ μ± μ μ΄ κ±°μμ.
(Naeil chaeg-eul sal geoyeyo.)
βI will buy a book tomorrow.β
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