To buy in Korean 🇰🇷

구입하다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Break the word into two parts: “구입” means “purchase” and “하다” means “to do.” Think of it as “to do the purchase.”
• The romanized form “guip-hada” sounds similar to “goo-ip,” which may help you recall its meaning when you need to remember “buy.”
• It’s more formal than the everyday “사다 (sada),” so associate it with business or formal contexts.

Explanation:
• 구입하다 means “to buy” or “to purchase.” It is commonly used in formal or business contexts.
• The verb is a combination of the noun 구입 (“purchase”) and the verb 하다 (“to do”).

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 사다 (sada) – the more common, everyday term for “to buy.”
• 구매하다 (gumaehada) – another formal word for “to purchase,” often used in written or official contexts.

Conjugations (Infinitive: 구입하다, romanized: guip-hada):
• Present (Informal Polite): 구입해요 (guip-hae-yo)
• Past (Informal Polite): 구입했어요 (guip-haesseo-yo)
• Future (Informal Polite): 구입할 거예요 (guip-hal geo-ye-yo)
• Present (Formal): 구입합니다 (guip-hamnida)
• Past (Formal): 구입했습니다 (guip-haetseumnida)
• Future (Formal): 구입할 것입니다 (guip-hal geos-imnida)

Example Sentences with Romanization:
1. 나는 새 가방을 구입했어요.
Romanized: Naneun sae gabangeul guip-haesseo-yo.
Translation: I bought a new bag.

2. 그는 내일 책을 구입할 거예요.
Romanized: Geuneun naeil chaegeul guip-hal geo-ye-yo.
Translation: He will buy a book tomorrow.

3. 우리는 온라인에서 전자제품을 구입합니다.
Romanized: Urineun online-eseo jeonjaje-pumeul guip-hamnida.
Translation: We purchase electronic products online.

4. 회사는 대규모 부품을 구입했습니다.
Romanized: Hoesaneun daegyumo bupumeul guip-haetseumnida.
Translation: The company purchased a large number of parts.

a few seconds ago