Were you able to buy them on Friday? in Korean 🇰🇷

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Were you able to buy them on Friday?	금요일에구입할수있었나요?

How to say “Were you able to buy them on Friday?” in Korean? “금요일에구입할수있었나요?”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “금요일에구입할수있었나요?” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on Were you able to buy them on Friday? in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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금요일에구입할수있었나요? is made up of several parts:

• 금요일 (Geumyoil) – “Friday.”
Tip: Remember “요일” means day, so mix it with names of days (e.g., 월요일 for Monday).

• 에 (e) – a particle indicating the time/place “on.”
Tip: Think of 에 as “at/on/in” used for when something happens.

• 구입할 (guiphal) – the future/potential form of the verb “구입하다” meaning “to purchase.”
Tip: When converting a verb into a noun-like modifier for a following noun (here “수”), drop 다 from the dictionary form and add 할.

• 수 (su) – “ability” or “possibility”; used in constructions like “할 수 있다” to mean “can” or “able to.”

• 있었나요? (isseotnayo?) – the past-tense form of “있다” (to exist/possess) combined with the ability construction making it past “were able.”
Tip: In the construct “verb + 수 + (있)다,” changing 있다 into 있었다 shifts the meaning to past ability, and adding -나요 makes it a polite question.

Alternate ways to say “Were you able to buy them on Friday?” include:
• 금요일에 그것들을 구입할 수 있었나요? (Geumyoil-e geugeotdeureul guiphal su isseotnayo?) – adds “그것들을” (them) for clarity.
• 금요일에 구매할 수 있었나요? (Geumyoil-e gumaehal su isseotnayo?) – uses the synonym “구매하다” instead of “구입하다.”

Each version follows the same structure: [Time]에 + [verb stem as modifier] + 수 (ability marker) + past ability form + final question marker.

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