Breakdown of oneul bumonimkke gwaireul sa deuryeosseoyo.
Questions & Answers about oneul bumonimkke gwaireul sa deuryeosseoyo.
부모님 includes the honorific suffix -님, which adds respect.
- 부모 = parents, a neutral/formal word
- 부모님 = parents, but respectfully
Since the sentence is about doing something for one’s parents, 부모님 is the natural choice. In Korean, family members are often referred to respectfully, especially parents.
께 is the honorific version of 에게 or 한테, which mean to or for.
So:
- 부모님께 = to/for my parents, respectfully
- 친구에게 / 친구한테 = to/for a friend
Because the receiver of the action is someone respected, 께 is the right particle here.
It is built from:
- 사다 = to buy
- -아/어 드리다 = to do something for someone respected
- -었어요 = past tense polite ending
So:
- 사 드리다 = to buy for someone respected
- 사 드렸어요 = bought for someone respected
The 드리다 part adds the idea of doing the action for the other person, with respect.