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사과 (apple)

At a market fruit stall, a woman holds a bag of red apples; the vendor holds up an apple.
사과[사과] sa-gwaapple

Build it up — listen and repeat

  1. 사과apple
    sa-gwa
  2. 사과를 사요buy apples
    sa-gwa-reul sa-yo
  3. 사과를 샀어요bought apples
    sa-gwa-reul sa-sseo-yo
  4. 시장에서 사과를 샀어요.I bought apples at the market.
    si-jang-e-seo sa-gwa-reul sa-sseo-yo.

Your turn

How do you say “I bought apples” in Korean?

Show the answer

사과를 샀어요. sa-gwa-reul sa-sseo-yo.

Situation talk

A사과 좋아해요?sa-gwa jo-a-hae-yo?Do you like apples?

B네, 제일 좋아해요!ne, je-il jo-a-hae-yo!Yes, they're my favorite!

사과 also means "apology": 사과해요 = I apologize.

Word list: National Institute of Korean Language, “Korean Learning Vocabulary List” (2003, KOGL Type 1). Examples and explanations by WordBob. · More words

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