To buy it, you need more than six dollars in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

그걸 사려면 육 달러 이상 필요해요.
• 그걸 (geugeol): “그것을” contracted; “그것” means “that thing” and “을” is the object marker.
• 사려면 (saryeomyeon): from the verb 사다 “to buy”. The ending 려면 is a conditional ending meaning “if (you) buy” or “to buy”.
• 육 달러 (yuk dalleo): “six dollars”, where 육 is the native number for 6 and 달러 is the loanword for “dollar”.
• 이상 (isang): means “more than” or “above”.
• 필요해요 (pillyohaeyo): comes from 필요하다 “to be necessary” conjugated in a polite present form meaning “is needed”.

Tips to remember:
– Practice the conditional ending 려면 by taking different verbs (e.g., 먹다 → 먹으려면 “if you eat”).
– Note that spoken Korean often contracts 을/를 after a demonstrative word (그것 → 그걸).
– 이상 is a useful word to express “more than” in monetary or quantity comparisons.

Alternate ways to say “To buy it, you need more than six dollars”:
• 그걸 사기 위해서는 육 달러 이상 필요해요.
  Romanized: Geugeol sagi wihaeseoneun yuk dalleo isang pillyohaeyo.
  (For buying it, more than six dollars is needed.)
• 그걸 사려면 육 달러 넘게 들어요.
  Romanized: Geugeol saryeomyeon yuk dalleo neomge deureoyo.
  (“넘게” is an informal term for “over/above”; 들어요 here implies “costs”.)

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