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6월 9일
When you feel like to doing something or when you have something you would like to do, the expression '~을/를 V고 싶다‘ can be used. For example, when you would like to go shopping, in Korean you say, '쇼핑하고 싶어요.’ or '쇼핑가고 싶어요.‘
I'd like to buy some fruit.
메이: 과일(을) 사고 싶어요.
민수: 과일 사러 갈래요?
메이: 어떻게 가는지 몰라요. (어떠케)
민수: 데려다 줄게요.
메이: 정말요? 몇 시에 만날까요?
민수: 기숙사 앞에서 5시 어때요? (아페서)
메이: 좋아요.
May: I'd like to buy some fruit.
Minsu: Will you go shopping?
May: I don't know how to get to the market.
Minsu: I can give you a ride.
May: Really? What time shall we meet?
Minsu: How about 5:00 p.m. in front of the dorm.
May: Okay.
Key words and expressions
-과일 : fruit
-사다 : to buy (*past tense form: 샀다)
-쇼핑하다 (쇼핑가다) : to go shopping
-데려다 주다 : to give a ride
-만나다 : to meet
-~ 앞(에) in front of ~
Grammar Tip
-(과일(fruit)/수박(watermelon)을 사고 싶다
-(포도(grapes)/사과(apple)를 사고 싶다
* Polite expressions : ~을/를 사고 싶어요
Deferential expressions: ~을/를 사고 싶습니다
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