이사하다 (I-sa-ha-da) - "To Move House"
The Korean verb 이사하다 (i-sa-ha-da) means "to move house" or "to relocate." It's used when talking about moving from one home to another.
- 이사 (i-sa) – moving or relocation
- 하다 (ha-da) – to do (used to form a verb)
Together, 이사하다 means "to move" or "to relocate."
Pronunciation:
- 이사하다 is pronounced as "i-sa-ha-da," with a soft 'i' sound at the start and a clear 'ha' in the middle.
More Expressions in Korean:
저는 다음 달에 이사할 거예요.
(Jeo-neun da-eum dal-e i-sa-hal geo-ye-yo)- I’m moving next month.
어디로 이사했어요?
(Eo-di-ro i-sa-haess-eo-yo?)- Where did you move to?
새 집으로 이사 준비를 하고 있어요.
(Sae jib-eu-ro i-sa jun-bi-reul ha-go i-sseo-yo)- I’m preparing to move to a new house.
이사하는 게 정말 힘들었어요.
(I-sa-ha-neun ge jeong-mal him-deul-eoss-eo-yo)- Moving was really tough.
이사할 때 필요한 물건이 뭐예요?
(I-sa-hal ttae pil-yo-han mul-geon-i mwo-ye-yo?)- What do you need when moving?
These phrases will help you discuss 이사하다 in various contexts, from planning a move to talking about the experience of relocating!