그는 이사 갔어 (geuneun isa gasseo)
Pronunciation: [geu-neun ee-sa ga-sseo]
Meaning: "He moved out." (Informal)
Introduction
When you want to informally say that someone has moved out of their home, you can use 그는 이사 갔어. This phrase is commonly used in casual conversations with friends or people you're close with.
In more formal situations, you can say: 그분은 이사 가셨어요 (geu-buneun isa gasyeosseoyo), which is the polite way to talk about someone moving out.
More Expressions in Korean
그 사람 이사했어.
Pronunciation: [geu sa-ram ee-sa-hae-sseo]
Meaning: "That person moved." (Informal)그는 이사 나갔어.
Pronunciation: [geu-neun ee-sa na-ga-sseo]
Meaning: "He moved out." (Informal)그분은 이사 가셨어요.
Pronunciation: [geu-bun-eun ee-sa ga-syeot-seo-yo]
Meaning: "He moved out." (Polite)이사를 마쳤어요.
Pronunciation: [ee-sa-reul ma-chyeot-seo-yo]
Meaning: "He finished moving." (Polite)그는 집을 옮겼어.
Pronunciation: [geu-neun jib-eul om-gyot-sseo]
Meaning: "He relocated." (Informal)
These phrases will help you talk about someone moving out or relocating in both casual and formal situations. Whether you're updating a friend or having a formal conversation, you'll be able to express it clearly in Korean!