이사하다

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Meaning and Usage

The verb '이사하다' specifically means 'to move house' or 'to relocate one's residence.' It is commonly used in everyday conversation when talking about changing living places.

Common Contexts

You will often hear '이사하다' when discussing plans to move to a new apartment, house, or city. It can also be used when referring to moving offices, though in that case, more specific terms might be used.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 이사하다 + 장소 (e.g., 새 집으로 이사하다): to move to a new place
  • 이사하는 날: moving day
  • 이사 준비하다: to prepare for moving

These collocations help express the process and timing related to moving.

Register and Politeness

'이사하다' is a neutral verb and can be used in both formal and informal contexts by adjusting the sentence ending.

Common Mistakes

Learners sometimes confuse '이사하다' with '옮기다' (to move something). Remember, '이사하다' refers to moving residence, not just moving objects.

Example Sentences

다음 주에 새 집으로 이사할 거예요.

Daeum jue sae jib-euro isahal geoyeyo.

I will move to a new house next week.

이사할 때는 짐을 잘 싸야 해요.

Isahal ttaeneun jim-eul jal ssaya haeyo.

You have to pack your belongings well when moving.

이사하는 날에 친구들이 도와줬어요.

Isahaneun nal-e chingudeul-i dowajwosseoyo.

My friends helped me on the moving day.