Did Sujin give you her phone number? in Korean 🇰🇷

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Did Sujin give you her phone number?	수진이가 전화번호를 줬나요?

How to say “Did Sujin give you her phone number?” in Korean? “수진이가 전화번호를 줬나요?”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “수진이가 전화번호를 줬나요?” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on Did Sujin give you her phone number? in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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수진이가 전화번호를 줬나요?
• 수진이가 (Sujin-i-ga)
– 수진 (Sujin): a name
– -이: subject particle attached because the name ends with a vowel sound or no final consonant
Tip: In Korean, names are typically followed by the subject marker “이” (if the name ends with a vowel) or “가” (if ending with a consonant); here, “수진” takes “이” becoming “수진이,” then sometimes “가” is attached for emphasis or due to dialect, but the standard is subject particle “이/가.”

• 전화번호를 (jeonhwa-beonho-reul)
– 전화번호 (jeonhwa-beonho): phone number
– 를: object particle indicating that “전화번호” is the object of the verb
Tip: Remember that “를/을” always follows the noun which is receiving the action; here, it marks “phone number” as the thing being given.

• 줬나요? (jwettna-yo?)
– 줬: contracted past tense form of 주다 (juda), meaning “to give”
– 나요?: a question ending that softens the inquiry
Tip: The ending “-나요?” is often used in questions that seek confirmation, making the sentence sound polite and somewhat casual.
Note: “줬나요?” implies “did (she) give?” in past tense; the subject (수진이) being the giver is understood from context.

Alternate ways to ask “Did Sujin give you her phone number?” include:
• 수진이가 전화번호를 줬어요?
(Romanized: Sujin-i-ga jeonhwa-beonho-reul jwoss-eo-yo?)
• 수진이가 전화번호를 주었나요?
(Romanized: Sujin-i-ga jeonhwa-beonho-reul ju-eot-na-yo?)
• 수진이가 너에게 전화번호를 줬니?
(Romanized: Sujin-i-ga neo-e-ge jeonhwa-beonho-reul jwett-ni?)

Each version uses a slightly different level of formality or alternative verb endings, but all effectively ask if Sujin gave you her phone number.

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