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🚏 Getting Around

Unit 20 of 30 in the Kaja Hangul course. Every phrase below is shown in 한글 with a romanisation, what it actually means, and a recording you can play.

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The phrases

좋은 식당 좀 추천해 주세요
joeun sikdang jom chucheonhae juseyo
Could you recommend a good restaurant?
좀 softens a request — it's the politeness lubricant.
얼마나 걸려요?
eolmana geollyeoyo?
How long does it take?
걸리다 = to take (time).
카드로 결제할 수 있어요?
kadeuro gyeoljehal su isseoyo?
Can I pay by card?
-(으)ㄹ 수 있어요 = 'can / is possible'.
저기요, 이 주소를 찾고 있어요
jeogiyo, i jusoreul chatgo isseoyo
Excuse me, I'm looking for this address
저기요 = how you flag down a stranger.
몇 시에 열어요?
myeot sie yeoreoyo?
What time do you open?
몇 시 = what time.
하나 더 주세요
hana deo juseyo
One more, please
더 = more.
이 근처에 지하철역 있어요?
i geuncheoe jihacheollyeok isseoyo?
Is there a subway station around here?
이 근처 = around here. Note the sound of 지하철역: the ㄹ doubles and it comes out 'ji-ha-cheol-lyeok'.
어떻게 가요?
eotteoke gayo?
How do I get there?
어떻게 = how. 어떻게 해요? = what do I do? 어떻게 가요? = how do I get there?
버스로 삼십 분 걸려요
beoseuro samsip bun geollyeoyo
It takes thirty minutes by bus
(으)로 = by, via. 버스로, 지하철로, 걸어서 (on foot). 걸리다 = to take (time).
저기 신호등에서 오른쪽으로 가세요
jeogi sinhodeungeseo oreunjjogeuro gaseyo
Turn right at the traffic light
오른쪽 right, 왼쪽 left, 쪽 = side. Korean doesn't really say 'turn' here — it says 'go towards the right'.

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