When are you going to buy it for me? in Korean 🇰🇷

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When are you going to buy it for me?	언제내게사줄거예요?

How to say “When are you going to buy it for me?” in Korean? “언제내게사줄거예요?”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “언제내게사줄거예요?” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on When are you going to buy it for me? in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Sentence info.

"언제 내게 사줄거예요?" breaks down as follows:

• 언제 (eonje) – Means "when."

• 내게 (naege) – Means "to me." "내" means "my" or "me" and the particle "게" indicates the indirect object ("to me"). An alternative is "나한테" (nahante) which serves a similar function.

• 사줄거예요? (sajulgeoyeyo?) – Comes from the verb "사다" (sada, "to buy") combined with the auxiliary verb "주다" (juda, "to do something for someone"). When you contract 사다 + 아/어 주다, it becomes 사줄, implying "will buy for [someone]." The ending "거예요" (geoyeyo) is a future tense construction that comes from "것이에요" meaning "it is going to be" or "will be" in a polite form.

Tips for remembering:
• Remember that 언제 always comes at the start when asking "when."
• 내게 and 나한테 both indicate "to me," and can be used based on personal preference.
• To express doing something as a favor, attach 아/어 주다 to your main verb (in this case, 사다 becomes 사줄).
• The future scheme 거예요 is a common way to indicate a future action politely.

Alternate ways to say "When are you going to buy it for me?":
• 언제 내게 사다 줄 거예요? (eonje naege sada jul geoyeyo?) – Separating the verb root 사다 from 줄 for clarity.
• 언제 나한테 사줄 거예요? (eonje nahante sajul geoyeyo?) – Using 나한테 instead of 내게.

Each version conveys the same meaning with slight variation in formality and nuance.

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