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Basi Basic Phrases Hello. . ( annyoung ng ha hashimnikka)
Hello. (informal) . ( annyoung) How are you? ? (Eo-ddeo ddeo'ke ji naeshimnikka?) Fine, thank you. ,
. (Ja (Jal jinaemnida )
What is your name? ? (dangshin-ui ireum-eun mu-eot-imnida?) ida?)
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My name is ______ . ______
. (Je ireum-eun ____ imnida.)
Nice to meet you. . (Mannaseo pangapseumnida) Please. . (but'ak hamnida) Thank you. . ( kamsa hamnida) You're welcome. . (cheon maneyo ) Yes. / . ( ye/ne) No. . ( anio) Excuse me. (getting attention) . (shille hamnida ) Excuse me. (begging pardon) . (juay song hamnida ) I'm sorry. . ( juay song hamnida) Goodbye / Goodbye (informal) . ( annyoung) Learnlangs.net
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Is there someone here who speaks English? ? (yeogi-eh yong-eo reul hashineun bun kyeshimnikka?) I can't speak {language} [well]. { }[ ] . (seonin {oen-eo-reul} [sal] moshamnida) Do you speak {language}? { } ? ({oen-eo-reul} hashimnikka?) English (yong eo-reul) Korean (hankuk eo-reul) Chinese (chukuk eo-reul) Japanese (ilmon eo-reul) Help! ! (Dowaju shipshio!) Look out! ! (Jushimha shipshio!) Good morning. . (Joh-eun ah-chim-imnida) Good evening. . (Joh-eun jeonyeok imnida) Good night. . (joh-eun bamimnida) Learnlangs.net
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Good night (to sleep) . (annyeonghi jumushipshio) I don't understand. . (ee-haega ankamnida) Where is the toilet? ? (hwajangshilee eodi-eh it-seumnida?) How do you say _____ ? _____
?
What is this/that called? /
?
Problems Leave me alone. . (honja naebeoryeo dushipshio.)
Don't touch me! ! (manjiji mashipshio!) I'll call the police. . (Kyeongchal-eul bureuket-seumnida!) Police! ! (Kyeongchal!) Stop! Thief! !
! (Seora! Dodookiya!)
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It's an emergency. . (eungkeup sanghwangimnida.) I'm lost. . (kil-eul ilheot-seumnida.) I lost my bag. . (kabangeul ilhyeotseumnida.) I lost my wallet. . (jakapeul ilhyeotseumnida.) I'm sick. . (ah-peumnida.) I've been injured. . (sangcheoreul ipeotseumnida.) I need a doctor. . (ui-saga p'ilyohamnida.) Can I use your phone? ? (dangshin-ui jeolhwagireul sayonghaedo dwiket-seumnikka?)
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Numbers Korean has two sets of numbers, namely native Korean numbers and Sino-Korean numbers (which are borrowed from Chinese). Both come in handy, but in a pinch the Sino-Korean series is more important to learn. Sino-Korean Numbers
Sino-Korean numbers are used for amounts of currency, telephone numbers, the 24hour clock and counting minutes. that sip is pronounced "ship".
0 (gong)
1 (il)
2 (i)
3 (sam)
4 (sa)
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6 (yuk)
7 (chil)
8 (pal)
9 (gu)
10 (sip)
11 (sipil)
12 (sipee)
13 (sipsam)
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14 (sipsa)
15 (sipo)
16 (sipyuk)
17 (sipchil)
18 (sippal)
19 (sipgu)
20 (isip)
21 (isipil)
22 (isipi) Learnlangs.net
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23 (isipsam)
30 (samsip)
40 (sasip)
50 (osip)
60 (yuksip)
70 (chilsip)
80 (palsip)
90 (gusip)
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100 (baek)
200 (ibaek)
300 (sambaek)
1000 (cheon)
2000 (icheon)
10000 (man)
1,000,000 (baekman)
1,000,000,000 (sipeok)
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number _____ (train, bus, etc.) _____ ( , , etc.) (beon (yeolcha, beoseu, etc.)
half (ban)
less (deol)
more (deo) Native Korean Numbers
Native Korean numbers are used for hours and with counting words. There are a plethora of these, but the most useful ones are bun ( ) for people, jang ( ) for papers including tickets, and gae ( ) for pretty much anything else (which is not always strictly correct, but will usually be understood). Note that for numbers 1,2,3,4,and 20 + 'counting words',the last letter is dropped: one person is hanbun, two tickets is tujang , three things is segae, four things is negae, twenty things is seumugae.
1 (hana)
2 (tul)
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3 (set)
4 (net)
5 (taseot)
6 (yeoseot)
7 (ilgop)
8 (yeodeol)
9 (ahop)
10 (yeol)
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20 (seumul)
30 (seoreun)
40 (maheun)
50 (swin)
60 (yesun)
70 (ilheun)
80 (yeodeun)
90 (aheun)
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Time now (jigeum)
later (najoong-eh)
before (jeon-eh)
morning (ah-chim)
afternoon (o-hu)
evening (jeonyeok)
night (bam)
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one o'clock AM (ohjyeon han shi)
two o'clock AM (ohjyeon du shi)
noon (jeong-oh)
one o'clock PM (o-hu han shi)
two o'clock PM (o-hu du shi)
midnight (jajeong) Duration
_____ minute(s) _____ (___ boon)
_____ hour(s) _____ (___ shigan)
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_____ day(s) _____ (___ il)
_____ week(s) _____ (___ ju)
_____ month(s) _____ (___ dal)
_____ year(s) _____ (___ nyon) Days
today (oh-neul)
yesterday (eo-jeh)
tomorrow (nae-il)
this week (ee-beon ju)
last week (jeenan ju) Learnlangs.net
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next week (da-eum ju)
Sunday (ilyo-il)
Monday (weolyo-il)
Tuesday (hwayo-il)
Wednesday (suyo-il)
Thursday (mokyo-il)
Friday (keumyo-il)
Saturday (t'oh-yo-il)
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January (ilweol)
February (ee-weol)
March (samweol)
April (saweol)
May (oh-weol)
June (yook-weol)
July (chilweol)
August (palweol)
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September (goo-weol)
October (shipweol)
November (shipilweol)
December (ship-ee-weol) Writing
12-24-2005 is in Korean the same as in English (12-24-2005).
January 1st, 2005 (ee-cheol-oh-nyeon ilweol il-il)(____year, _____month, ____day)
January 2nd (ilweol ee-il.)
January 3rd (ilweol samil)
January 10th (ilweol shipil) Learnlangs.net
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January 11th (ilweol shipil-il)
January 20th (ilweol ee-shipil)
January 30th (ilweol samshipil)
January 31th (ilweol samshipil-il)
February 1st (iweol il-il)
December 25th (ship-ee-weol ee-ship-oh-il)
December 31th (ship-ee-weol samshipil-il)
Colors black (geon-eunsaek)
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white (hwinsaek) gray (hwasaek) red (bbalgansaek) blue (p'aransaek) yellow (noransaek) green (choroksaek) orange (joo-hwangsaek) purple (jajoo-saek) brown (kalsaek)
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Transportation Bus & Train
How much is a ticket to _____? _____ ?
One ticket to _____, please. _____ .
Where does this train/bus go? / ?
Where is the train/bus to _____? _____ /
?
Does this train/bus stop in _____? / _____ ?
When does the train/bus for _____ leave? _____ /
When will this train/bus arrive in _____? / _____ Directions
How do I get to _____ ? _____ Learnlangs.net
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...the train station? ... ?
...the bus station? ... ?
...the airport? ... ?
...downtown? ... ?
...the youth hostel? ... ?
...the _____ hotel? ..._____ ?
...the American/Canadian/Australian/British consulate? ... / / / ?
Where are there a lot of... ...
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...hotels? ... ?
...restaurants? ... ?
...bars? ... ?
...sites to see? ... ?
Can you show me on the map? ?
street
Turn left. .
Turn right. .
left
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right
straight ahead
towards the _____ _____
past the _____ _____
before the _____ _____
Watch for the _____. _____
intersection
north
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south
east
west
uphill
downhill Taxi
Taxi! !
Take me to _____, please. _____ .
How much does it cost to get to _____? _____ ?
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Lodging Do you have any rooms available? ?
How much is a room for one person/two people? / ? Does the room come with... ... ? ...bedsheets? ... ? ...a bathroom? ... ? ...a telephone? ... ? ...a TV? ... ? May I see the room first? ? Do you have anything quieter? ? ...bigger? ... ? ...cleaner? ... ? Learnlangs.net
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...cheaper? ... ? OK, I'll take it. ,
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I will stay for _____ night(s). _____ . Can you suggest another hotel? ? Do you have a safe? ? ...lockers? ... ? Is breakfast/supper included? /
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What time is breakfast/supper? /
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Please clean my room. . Can you wake me at _____? _____ I want to check out. .
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Money Do you accept American/Australian/Canadian dollars? / / ?
Do you accept British pounds? ? Do you accept credit cards? ? Can you change money for me? ? Where can I get money changed? ? Can you change a traveler's check for me? ? Where can I get a traveler's check changed? ? What is the exchange rate? ? Where is an automatic teller machine (ATM)? ?
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Eating A table for one person/two people, please. / .
Can I look at the menu, please? ? Can I look in the kitchen? ? Is there a house specialty? ? Is there a local specialty? ? I'm a vegetarian. . I don't eat pork. . I don't eat beef. . I only eat kosher food. . fixed-price meal
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breakfast
lunch
tea (meal)
supper
I want _____. _____
.
I want a dish containing _____. _____ / chicken / beef
fish
ham
sausage
cheese
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eggs / salad
(fresh) vegetables ( ) (fresh) fruit ( ) bread
toast
noodles
rice
beans
May I have a glass of _____? _____ ? May I have a cup of _____? _____ ? May I have a bottle of _____? _____ ? Learnlangs.net
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coffee
tea (drink)
juice
(bubbly) water
water
beer
red/white wine / May I have some _____? _____ /
?
salt
black pepper
butter
Excuse me, waiter? (getting attention of server) ? (Literally, this means "Here." Learnlangs.net
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I'm finished. . It was delicious. . Please clear the plates. . The check, please. .
Bars Do you serve alcohol? ?
A beer/two beers, please. / . A glass of red/white wine, please. / . A bottle, please. . whiskey
vodka
rum
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water
club soda
tonic water
orange juice
Coke (soda)
One more, please. . When is closing time? ?
Shopping Do you have this in my size? ?
How much is this? ? That's too expensive. . Would you take _____? _____ ? Learnlangs.net
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expensive
cheap
I can't afford it. . I don't want it. . You're cheating me. . I'm not interested. . OK, I'll take it. ,
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Can I have a bag? ? Do you ship (overseas)? ( ) ? I need... ... ...toothpaste. ... . ...a toothbrush. ... . Learnlangs.net
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...tampons. ... . ...soap. ... . ...shampoo. ... . ...pain reliever. (e.g., aspirin or ibuprofen) ... .( or ) ...cold medicine. ... . ...stomach medicine. ... . ...a razor. ... . ...an umbrella. ... . ...sunblock lotion. ... . ...a postcard. ... . ...postage stamps. ... . ...batteries. ... . Learnlangs.net
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...writing paper. ... . ...a pen. ... . ...English-language books. ... . ...English-language magazines. ... . ...an English-language newspaper. ... . ...an English-English dictionary. ... .
Driving I want to rent a car. .
Can I get insurance? ? stop (on a street sign)
one way
yield
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no parking
speed limit
gas (petrol) station
petrol
diesel
Authority I haven't done anything wrong. .
It was a misunderstanding. . Where are you taking me? ? Am I under arrest? ? I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen. / / / . I want to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate. / / / / . Learnlangs.net
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I want to talk to a lawyer. . Can I just pay a fine now? ?
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Basi Basic Phrases Hello. . ( annyoung ng ha hashimnikka)
Hello. (informal) . ( annyoung) How are you? ? (Eo-ddeo ddeo'ke ji naeshimnikka?) Fine, thank you. ,
. (Ja (Jal jinaemnida )
What is your name? ? (dangshin-ui ireum-eun mu-eot-imnida?) ida?)
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My name is ______ . ______
. (Je ireum-eun ____ imnida.)
Nice to meet you. . (Mannaseo pangapseumnida) Please. . (but'ak hamnida) Thank you. . ( kamsa hamnida) You're welcome. . (cheon maneyo ) Yes. / . ( ye/ne) No. . ( anio) Excuse me. (getting attention) . (shille hamnida ) Excuse me. (begging pardon) . (juay song hamnida ) I'm sorry. . ( juay song hamnida) Goodbye / Goodbye (informal) . ( annyoung) Learnlangs.net
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Is there someone here who speaks English? ? (yeogi-eh yong-eo reul hashineun bun kyeshimnikka?) I can't speak {language} [well]. { }[ ] . (seonin {oen-eo-reul} [sal] moshamnida) Do you speak {language}? { } ? ({oen-eo-reul} hashimnikka?) English (yong eo-reul) Korean (hankuk eo-reul) Chinese (chukuk eo-reul) Japanese (ilmon eo-reul) Help! ! (Dowaju shipshio!) Look out! ! (Jushimha shipshio!) Good morning. . (Joh-eun ah-chim-imnida) Good evening. . (Joh-eun jeonyeok imnida) Good night. . (joh-eun bamimnida) Learnlangs.net
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Good night (to sleep) . (annyeonghi jumushipshio) I don't understand. . (ee-haega ankamnida) Where is the toilet? ? (hwajangshilee eodi-eh it-seumnida?) How do you say _____ ? _____
?
What is this/that called? /
?
Problems Leave me alone. . (honja naebeoryeo dushipshio.)
Don't touch me! ! (manjiji mashipshio!) I'll call the police. . (Kyeongchal-eul bureuket-seumnida!) Police! ! (Kyeongchal!) Stop! Thief! !
! (Seora! Dodookiya!)
I need your help. . (Dangshin-eun do-oomee p'ilyohamnida.) Learnlangs.net
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It's an emergency. . (eungkeup sanghwangimnida.) I'm lost. . (kil-eul ilheot-seumnida.) I lost my bag. . (kabangeul ilhyeotseumnida.) I lost my wallet. . (jakapeul ilhyeotseumnida.) I'm sick. . (ah-peumnida.) I've been injured. . (sangcheoreul ipeotseumnida.) I need a doctor. . (ui-saga p'ilyohamnida.) Can I use your phone? ? (dangshin-ui jeolhwagireul sayonghaedo dwiket-seumnikka?)
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Numbers Korean has two sets of numbers, namely native Korean numbers and Sino-Korean numbers (which are borrowed from Chinese). Both come in handy, but in a pinch the Sino-Korean series is more important to learn. Sino-Korean Numbers
Sino-Korean numbers are used for amounts of currency, telephone numbers, the 24hour clock and counting minutes. that sip is pronounced "ship".
0 (gong)
1 (il)
2 (i)
3 (sam)
4 (sa)
5 (o) Learnlangs.net
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6 (yuk)
7 (chil)
8 (pal)
9 (gu)
10 (sip)
11 (sipil)
12 (sipee)
13 (sipsam)
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14 (sipsa)
15 (sipo)
16 (sipyuk)
17 (sipchil)
18 (sippal)
19 (sipgu)
20 (isip)
21 (isipil)
22 (isipi) Learnlangs.net
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23 (isipsam)
30 (samsip)
40 (sasip)
50 (osip)
60 (yuksip)
70 (chilsip)
80 (palsip)
90 (gusip)
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100 (baek)
200 (ibaek)
300 (sambaek)
1000 (cheon)
2000 (icheon)
10000 (man)
1,000,000 (baekman)
1,000,000,000 (sipeok)
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number _____ (train, bus, etc.) _____ ( , , etc.) (beon (yeolcha, beoseu, etc.)
half (ban)
less (deol)
more (deo) Native Korean Numbers
Native Korean numbers are used for hours and with counting words. There are a plethora of these, but the most useful ones are bun ( ) for people, jang ( ) for papers including tickets, and gae ( ) for pretty much anything else (which is not always strictly correct, but will usually be understood). Note that for numbers 1,2,3,4,and 20 + 'counting words',the last letter is dropped: one person is hanbun, two tickets is tujang , three things is segae, four things is negae, twenty things is seumugae.
1 (hana)
2 (tul)
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3 (set)
4 (net)
5 (taseot)
6 (yeoseot)
7 (ilgop)
8 (yeodeol)
9 (ahop)
10 (yeol)
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20 (seumul)
30 (seoreun)
40 (maheun)
50 (swin)
60 (yesun)
70 (ilheun)
80 (yeodeun)
90 (aheun)
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Time now (jigeum)
later (najoong-eh)
before (jeon-eh)
morning (ah-chim)
afternoon (o-hu)
evening (jeonyeok)
night (bam)
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one o'clock AM (ohjyeon han shi)
two o'clock AM (ohjyeon du shi)
noon (jeong-oh)
one o'clock PM (o-hu han shi)
two o'clock PM (o-hu du shi)
midnight (jajeong) Duration
_____ minute(s) _____ (___ boon)
_____ hour(s) _____ (___ shigan)
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_____ day(s) _____ (___ il)
_____ week(s) _____ (___ ju)
_____ month(s) _____ (___ dal)
_____ year(s) _____ (___ nyon) Days
today (oh-neul)
yesterday (eo-jeh)
tomorrow (nae-il)
this week (ee-beon ju)
last week (jeenan ju) Learnlangs.net
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next week (da-eum ju)
Sunday (ilyo-il)
Monday (weolyo-il)
Tuesday (hwayo-il)
Wednesday (suyo-il)
Thursday (mokyo-il)
Friday (keumyo-il)
Saturday (t'oh-yo-il)
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January (ilweol)
February (ee-weol)
March (samweol)
April (saweol)
May (oh-weol)
June (yook-weol)
July (chilweol)
August (palweol)
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September (goo-weol)
October (shipweol)
November (shipilweol)
December (ship-ee-weol) Writing
12-24-2005 is in Korean the same as in English (12-24-2005).
January 1st, 2005 (ee-cheol-oh-nyeon ilweol il-il)(____year, _____month, ____day)
January 2nd (ilweol ee-il.)
January 3rd (ilweol samil)
January 10th (ilweol shipil) Learnlangs.net
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January 11th (ilweol shipil-il)
January 20th (ilweol ee-shipil)
January 30th (ilweol samshipil)
January 31th (ilweol samshipil-il)
February 1st (iweol il-il)
December 25th (ship-ee-weol ee-ship-oh-il)
December 31th (ship-ee-weol samshipil-il)
Colors black (geon-eunsaek)
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white (hwinsaek) gray (hwasaek) red (bbalgansaek) blue (p'aransaek) yellow (noransaek) green (choroksaek) orange (joo-hwangsaek) purple (jajoo-saek) brown (kalsaek)
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Transportation Bus & Train
How much is a ticket to _____? _____ ?
One ticket to _____, please. _____ .
Where does this train/bus go? / ?
Where is the train/bus to _____? _____ /
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Does this train/bus stop in _____? / _____ ?
When does the train/bus for _____ leave? _____ /
When will this train/bus arrive in _____? / _____ Directions
How do I get to _____ ? _____ Learnlangs.net
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...the train station? ... ?
...the bus station? ... ?
...the airport? ... ?
...downtown? ... ?
...the youth hostel? ... ?
...the _____ hotel? ..._____ ?
...the American/Canadian/Australian/British consulate? ... / / / ?
Where are there a lot of... ...
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...hotels? ... ?
...restaurants? ... ?
...bars? ... ?
...sites to see? ... ?
Can you show me on the map? ?
street
Turn left. .
Turn right. .
left
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right
straight ahead
towards the _____ _____
past the _____ _____
before the _____ _____
Watch for the _____. _____
intersection
north
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south
east
west
uphill
downhill Taxi
Taxi! !
Take me to _____, please. _____ .
How much does it cost to get to _____? _____ ?
Take me there, please. . Learnlangs.net
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Lodging Do you have any rooms available? ?
How much is a room for one person/two people? / ? Does the room come with... ... ? ...bedsheets? ... ? ...a bathroom? ... ? ...a telephone? ... ? ...a TV? ... ? May I see the room first? ? Do you have anything quieter? ? ...bigger? ... ? ...cleaner? ... ? Learnlangs.net
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...cheaper? ... ? OK, I'll take it. ,
.
I will stay for _____ night(s). _____ . Can you suggest another hotel? ? Do you have a safe? ? ...lockers? ... ? Is breakfast/supper included? /
?
What time is breakfast/supper? /
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Please clean my room. . Can you wake me at _____? _____ I want to check out. .
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Money Do you accept American/Australian/Canadian dollars? / / ?
Do you accept British pounds? ? Do you accept credit cards? ? Can you change money for me? ? Where can I get money changed? ? Can you change a traveler's check for me? ? Where can I get a traveler's check changed? ? What is the exchange rate? ? Where is an automatic teller machine (ATM)? ?
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Eating A table for one person/two people, please. / .
Can I look at the menu, please? ? Can I look in the kitchen? ? Is there a house specialty? ? Is there a local specialty? ? I'm a vegetarian. . I don't eat pork. . I don't eat beef. . I only eat kosher food. . fixed-price meal
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breakfast
lunch
tea (meal)
supper
I want _____. _____
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I want a dish containing _____. _____ / chicken / beef
fish
ham
sausage
cheese
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eggs / salad
(fresh) vegetables ( ) (fresh) fruit ( ) bread
toast
noodles
rice
beans
May I have a glass of _____? _____ ? May I have a cup of _____? _____ ? May I have a bottle of _____? _____ ? Learnlangs.net
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coffee
tea (drink)
juice
(bubbly) water
water
beer
red/white wine / May I have some _____? _____ /
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salt
black pepper
butter
Excuse me, waiter? (getting attention of server) ? (Literally, this means "Here." Learnlangs.net
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I'm finished. . It was delicious. . Please clear the plates. . The check, please. .
Bars Do you serve alcohol? ?
A beer/two beers, please. / . A glass of red/white wine, please. / . A bottle, please. . whiskey
vodka
rum
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water
club soda
tonic water
orange juice
Coke (soda)
One more, please. . When is closing time? ?
Shopping Do you have this in my size? ?
How much is this? ? That's too expensive. . Would you take _____? _____ ? Learnlangs.net
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expensive
cheap
I can't afford it. . I don't want it. . You're cheating me. . I'm not interested. . OK, I'll take it. ,
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Can I have a bag? ? Do you ship (overseas)? ( ) ? I need... ... ...toothpaste. ... . ...a toothbrush. ... . Learnlangs.net
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...tampons. ... . ...soap. ... . ...shampoo. ... . ...pain reliever. (e.g., aspirin or ibuprofen) ... .( or ) ...cold medicine. ... . ...stomach medicine. ... . ...a razor. ... . ...an umbrella. ... . ...sunblock lotion. ... . ...a postcard. ... . ...postage stamps. ... . ...batteries. ... . Learnlangs.net
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...writing paper. ... . ...a pen. ... . ...English-language books. ... . ...English-language magazines. ... . ...an English-language newspaper. ... . ...an English-English dictionary. ... .
Driving I want to rent a car. .
Can I get insurance? ? stop (on a street sign)
one way
yield
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no parking
speed limit
gas (petrol) station
petrol
diesel
Authority I haven't done anything wrong. .
It was a misunderstanding. . Where are you taking me? ? Am I under arrest? ? I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen. / / / . I want to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate. / / / / . Learnlangs.net
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I want to talk to a lawyer. . Can I just pay a fine now? ?
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