I'll take it
You've been standing in front of this t-shirt for six minutes, the cashier has made eye contact twice, and you still only know how to say "expensive." Time to commit.
I'll take itThe words — I'll take it
Nujoom found a t-shirt stand. Nujoom has three eyes and zero chill. Let's shop.
MeaningI'll take this one
이 티셔츠요? 이걸로 할게요!
This T-shirt? I'll take this one!
Meaninglet me think about it
삼만 원이에요? 좀 생각해 볼게요.
It's thirty thousand won? Let me think about it.
Meaningcash
현금으로요.
Nujoom: "In cash."
MeaningThis is ten thousand won.
이 티셔츠는 삼만 원이에요.
This t-shirt is thirty thousand won.
Meaningreceipt
영수증 주세요.
Nujoom: "Receipt, please."
The idea — I'll take it
이걸로 할게요 means 'I'll take this one' — the phrase that closes the deal once you've decided.
Next time you're holding something you actually want, you have the line ready — no more pointing and hoping.
Questions about I'll take it
How do you say 'I'll take it' in Korean?
You say 이걸로 할게요 (igeollo halgeyo), which means 'I'll take this one' — the phrase that closes the deal once you've decided.
How do you say 'let me think about it' in Korean?
You say 좀 생각해 볼게요 (jom saenggakae bolgeyo), meaning 'let me think about it.'
How do you say 'cash' in Korean?
The word for cash is 현금 (hyeongeum), as in 현금으로요 meaning 'In cash.'
How do you ask for a receipt in Korean?
You say 영수증 주세요 (yeongsujeung juseyo), meaning 'Receipt, please.'
You've seen the idea. Now make it stick.
The journey continues in Zeeza — free to start, made to adapt to how you learn.
- Hear it and choose
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- Sort real cases yourself
- …and more, adapted to you