구경하다([gu-gyeong-ha-da/look around]) means to walk and see for fun, not to buy.
구경했다([gu-gyeong-haet-da/looked around]) is the past tense.
구경하고 있어요([gu-gyeong-ha-go i-sseo-yo/looking around]) means you are looking around now.
구경하다([gu-gyeong-ha-da/look around]) means "to look around". It means to walk and see for fun, not to buy.
1. Verb: “주말에 뭐 해요? 시장에 구경하러 가요. - What do you do on weekend? I go to look around market.”
2. Polite: 구경해요([gu-gyeong-hae-yo]) - I look around.
3. Past: 구경했다([gu-gyeong-haet-da]) - Looked around.
A: What do you do on the weekend?
B: 시장에 구경하러 가요. B: si-jang-e gu-gyeong-ha-reo ga-yo.B: I go to the market to look around.
A: 누구랑 구경해요? A: nu-gu-rang gu-gyeong-hae-yo?A: Who do you go with?
B: 친구랑 구경해요. B: chin-gu-rang gu-gyeong-hae-yo.B: I go with my friend. - 구경하다([gu-gyeong-ha-da/look around])
A: Where did you look around yesterday?
B: 인사동 구경했어요. B: in-sa-dong gu-gyeong-hae-sseo-yo.B: I looked around Insadong.
A: 누구랑 구경했어요? A: nu-gu-rang gu-gyeong-hae-sseo-yo?A: Who did you go with?
B: 친구랑 구경했어요. B: chin-gu-rang gu-gyeong-hae-sseo-yo.B: I looked around with my friend. - 구경했다([gu-gyeong-haet-da/looked around])
A: Where are you now?
B: 시장에서 구경하고 있어요. B: si-jang-e-seo gu-gyeong-ha-go i-sseo-yo.B: I'm looking around at the market.
A: 뭐 구경하고 있어요? A: mwo gu-gyeong-ha-go i-sseo-yo?A: What are you looking at?
B: 옷 구경하고 있어요. B: ot gu-gyeong-ha-go i-sseo-yo.B: I'm looking at clothes. - 구경하고 있어요([gu-gyeong-ha-go i-sseo-yo/looking around])
• 구경하다([gu-gyeong-ha-da/look around]) to look around
- 구경해요([gu-gyeong-hae-yo/look around]) I look around
- 구경했다([gu-gyeong-haet-da/looked around]) looked around
- 구경하고 있어요([gu-gyeong-ha-go i-sseo-yo/looking around]) I'm looking around now
- 구경하세요([gu-gyeong-ha-se-yo/please look around]) please look around