At the Electronics Store
Use these phrases to compare electronics, check compatibility, ask about warranties, and make a confident purchase.
Key Phrases
이거 얼마야?
casualigeo eolmaya?
How much is this?
Only use with close friends or family when shopping together.
이거 얼마예요?
neutraligeo eolmayeyo?
How much is this?
The safe default polite form to use with store staff.
뭐가 좋아?
casualmwoga joa?
What is good?
Use when asking a friend for a recommendation.
뭐가 좋아요?
neutralmwoga joayo?
What is good?
Use when asking the store staff for their recommendation.
이거하고 저거, 뭐가 달라요?
neutraligeohago jeogeo, mwoga dallayo?
This and that, what is different?
A very natural way to ask for the difference between two items.
맥북하고 쓸 수 있어요?
neutralmaekbukago sseul su isseoyo?
Can I use it with a MacBook?
Replace '맥북' (MacBook) with any device you need to connect.
배터리 오래 가요?
neutralbaeteori orae gayo?
Does the battery last long?
Literally translates to 'Does the battery go a long time?'
에이에스 돼요?
neutraleieseu dwaeyo?
Is after-sales service available?
Koreans use 'A/S' (After Service) to mean warranty, repairs, or customer support.
충전기도 있어요?
neutralchungjeongido isseoyo?
Do you also have a charger?
Use the particle 도 (also/too) to ask about included accessories.
이거 살 거예요.
neutraligeo sal geoyeyo.
I will buy this.
A clear, simple way to tell the staff you have made your decision.