주문

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Meaning and Usage

The Korean word '주문' primarily means 'order' in contexts such as ordering food, goods, or services. It can also mean a formal request or command depending on the situation. This word is very common in daily life, especially in restaurants, online shopping, and business.

Common Collocations

  • 주문하다: to place an order
  • 주문 받다: to take an order
  • 인터넷 주문: online order
  • 주문 취소: order cancellation

These collocations are frequently used in both spoken and written Korean.

Register and Politeness

'주문' is a neutral noun and can be used in both formal and informal contexts. The verb '주문하다' is polite when conjugated properly (e.g., 주문합니다).

Common Mistakes

Learners sometimes confuse '주문' with '문장' (sentence) because both can relate to language, but '주문' in everyday use rarely means 'sentence' except in linguistic or grammatical contexts. Focus on the ordering meaning to avoid confusion.

Practical Tips

When you go to a restaurant or shop, you can say '주문할게요' to politely indicate you want to order. In online shopping, '주문 완료' means the order is complete. Understanding these phrases will help you communicate effectively in real situations.

Example Sentences

식당에서 음식을 주문했어요.

Sikdangeseo eumsigeul jumunhaesseoyo.

I ordered food at the restaurant.

인터넷으로 책을 주문했는데 아직 도착하지 않았어요.

Inteonesuro chaegeul jumunhaenneunde ajik dochakaji anasseoyo.

I ordered a book online, but it hasn't arrived yet.

주문을 받으러 가겠습니다.

Jumuneul badeureo gagetseumnida.

I will go to take the order.