Let's Learn Korean Lanuge For Travel!

 

Korean Language for Travel!

여행

[Yeohaeng]

Yeohaeng is a noun which means 'Travle.'

<Basic Conversation>

네 (예)[Ne (ye)]
Yes

아니오
[Anio]
No

여보세요

[Yeoboseyo]
Hello (when picking up the phone)

안녕하세요
[Annyeong-haseyo]
Hello.

안녕히 계세요
[Annyong-hi gyeseyo]
Good bye (when you, the guest, are leaving)

안녕히 가세요
[Annyeong-hi gaseyo]
Good bye (when you, the host, are bidding your guests good bye)

어서 오세요
[Eoseo oseyo]
Welcome

고맙습니다 (감사합니다)
[Gomapseumnida (Gamsahamnida)]
Thank you

천만에요

[Cheonmaneyo]
You're welcome

미안합니다 (죄송합니다)
[Mianhamnida (Joesong-hamnida)]
Sorry

괜찮습니다 (괜찮아요)
[Gwaenchansseumnida]
It's all right

실례합니다
[Sillyehamnida]
Excuse me

 

<At the restaurant>

Waiter :	어서 오십시오. 몇 분이지요? [Eoseo osipsio. Myeotppunisijiyo?] Good evening. How many people?
Bill :	두 명이에요. [Du myeong-ieyo.] Two.
Waiter :	금연석을 원하십니까? [Geumyeonseogeul wonhasimnikka?] Non-smoking?
Bill :	네. [Ne.] Yes, please.
Waiter :	이쪽으로 앉으십시오. [Ijjogeuro anjeusipsiyo.] This way, please. 메뉴 여기 있습니다. [Menyu yeogi isseumnida.] Here is your menu.
Bill :	뭐가 맛있죠? [Mwoga masitjjyo?] What do you recommend?
Waiter :	불고기와 갈비가 맛있습니다. 외국 분들은 비빔밥도 좋아하세요. [Bulgogiwa galbiga masisseumnida. Oeguk bundeureun bibimbaptto joahaseyo.] I would like to recommend bulgogi and galbi. Foreigners enjoy bibimbap, also.
Bill :	그럼, 비빔밥을 주세요. [Geureom, bibimbabeul juseyo.] We’ll try bibimbap, then. 너무 맵지 않게 해 주세요. (짜지 않게 해 주세요.) [Neomu maepjji anke hae juseyo. (jjaji anke hae juseyo.)] Could you make it less spicy? Could you make it less salty? 그리고 포크 좀 주세요. [Geurigo pokeu jom juseyo.] Oh, and could you bring us some forks?
Waiter :	알겠습니다. [Algyesseumnida.] Yes, we’ll do that for you. 후식은 무엇으로 하시겠습니까? 커피와 녹차가 있습니다. [Husikeun mueoseuro hasigyesseumnikka? Keopiwa nokchaga isseumnida.] And what would you like for dessert ? We have coffee and green tea.
Bill :	녹차로 주세요. [Nokcharo juseyo.] Green tea, please.

 

<Taking Tour>

Bill :	한국의 유명한 관광지는 어디 어디예요? [Hanguk-ui yumyeong-han gwan-gwangji-neun eodi eodiyeyo?] What are some of the famous tourist attractions?
Information :	제주도, 설악산, 경주, 한려수도, 용인 민속촌이 유명해요. [Jejudo, Seoraksan, Gyeongju, Hallyeosudo, Yongin Minsokchoni yumyeong-haeyo.] Jeju Island, Seorak Mountain, Gyeongju, Hallyeo Waterway, and Yong-in Folk Village are the most famous sites.
Bill :	제주도는 어떻게 가요? [Jejudoneun oetteoke gayo?] How do you get to Jeju Island?
Information :	서울에서 비행기로 한 시간 걸려요. [Seoureseo bihaenggiro han sigan geollyeoyo.] By airplane. It takes about an hour from Seoul.
Bill :	경주는 어떤 곳이에요? [Gyeongjuneun eotteon gosieyo?] What is Gyeongju like
Information :	신라의 수도인데 볼 만한 것이 많아요. [Silla-ui sudo-inde bol manan geosi manayo.] Gyeongju was the capital city of Silla. There are many things worth seeing. 특히, 석굴암과 불국사는 유네스코가 지정한 세계문화유산이에요. [Teukhi, Seokguramgwa Bulguksaneun Yunesko-ga jijeong-han segyemunhwayusan-ieyo. ] UNESCO has even named Seokguram Grotto and Bulguksa Temple as world cultural assets.
Bill :	교통편은 어떤 것이 있어요? [Gyotongpyeoneun eotteon geosi isseoyo?] What is the most convenient form of transportation to Gyeongju?
Information :	기차나 고속버스, 렌터카를 이용할 수 있어요. [Gichana gosokbeosseu, renteoka-reul iyong-halssu isseoyo.] You can take the train, the express bus, or rent a car.

 

<Shopping>

Salesclerk :	어서 오세요. 무얼 도와 드릴까요? [Eseo oseyo. Mueol dowa deurilkkayo?] Hi there. May I help you with anything?
Bill :	이 셔츠는 얼마죠? [I syeocheuneun eolmajyo?] How much is this shirt?
Salesclerk :	만 원이에요. 사이즈가 어떻게 되시죠? [Manwonieyo. Ssaizeuga eotteoke doesijyo?] It costs 10,000 won. What size do you wear?
Bill :	제일 큰 사이즈로 주세요. [Jeil keun ssaizeuro juseyo.] Could I have the largest size you have?
Salesclerk :	네. 여기 있습니다. [Ne. Yeogi isseumnida.] Here you go.
Bill :	입어봐도 되나요? [Ibeobwado doenayo?] May I try it on?
Salesclerk :	네. 저쪽에 탈의실이 있어요. [Ne. Jeojjoge taruisiri isseoyo.] Sure. The changing room is over there.
Bill :	다른 색깔은 없습니까? [Dareun saekkareun eopseumnikka?] Do you have this in other colors?
Salesclerk :	파란색과 자주색이 있어요. [Paransaekkwa jajusaegi isseoyo.] They also come in blue and burgundy.
Bill :	파란색으로 주세요. [Paransaegeuro juseyo.] I’ll try on the blue one.

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