Car Rental & Driving

15 phrases · Korean with romanization, English and audio

  1. 3일 동안 차를 빌리고 싶어요.

    sa-mil dong-an cha-reul bil-li-go si-peo-yo.

    I'd like to rent a car for 3 days.

    Usage

    Basic expression for renting a car

    Grammar Note

    "-go sipeoyo" is the standard expression for desire

  2. 렌트 비용에 무엇이 포함되어 있나요?

    ren-teu bi-yong-e mu-eo-si po-ham-doe-eo in-na-yo?

    What's included in the rental price?

    Usage

    Asking what is covered in the rental fee

    Grammar Note

    "poham-doeeotda" is passive voice meaning "is included"

  3. GPS와 오토매틱 변속기가 있나요?

    ji-pi-es-wa o-to-mae-tik byeon-sok-gi-ga in-na-yo?

    Does it have GPS and automatic transmission?

    Usage

    Checking vehicle features before renting

    Grammar Note

    "wa/gwa" is the particle connecting nouns meaning "and"

  4. 보험 옵션은 어떤 것들이 있나요?

    bo-heom op-syeon-eun eo-tteon geot-deu-ri in-na-yo?

    What are the insurance options?

    Usage

    Asking about available insurance plans

    Grammar Note

    "eotteon geotdeul" means "what kinds of things" with plural emphasis

  5. 반납할 때 기름을 가득 채워야 하나요?

    ban-nap-hal ttae gi-reum-eul ga-deuk chae-wo-ya ha-na-yo?

    Should I return it with a full tank?

    Usage

    Checking the fuel policy for return

    Grammar Note

    "-ya hanayo" is an interrogative asking about obligation

  6. 주행거리 제한이 있나요?

    ju-haeng-geo-ri je-han-i in-na-yo?

    Is there a mileage limit?

    Usage

    Asking if there is a mileage cap

    Grammar Note

    "i/ga innayo" is the standard form to ask about existence

  7. 차에 긁힌 자국이 있는데 신고하고 싶어요.

    cha-e geul-kin ja-gu-gi it-neun-de sin-go-ha-go si-peo-yo.

    I'd like to report a scratch on the car.

    Usage

    Reporting existing damage before or after rental

    Grammar Note

    "-neunde" is a connective ending providing background context

  8. 가장 가까운 주유소가 어디예요?

    ga-jang ga-kka-un ju-yu-so-ga eo-di-ye-yo?

    Where is the nearest gas station?

    Usage

    Asking for the location of a nearby gas station

    Grammar Note

    "gajang" is the superlative adverb meaning "most/the -est"

  9. 이 차로 국경을 넘을 수 있나요?

    i cha-ro guk-gyeong-eul neo-meul su in-na-yo?

    Can I take this car across the border?

    Usage

    Asking if cross-border driving is permitted

    Grammar Note

    "-euro/ro" is the instrumental particle meaning "by/with"

  10. 차가 시동이 걸리지 않아요.

    cha-ga si-dong-i geol-li-ji a-na-yo.

    The car won't start.

    Usage

    Reporting a car that won't start to the rental company

    Grammar Note

    "-ji anta" creates the negative form of a verb

  11. 이 구간에 통행료가 있나요?

    i gu-gan-e tong-haeng-nyo-ga in-na-yo?

    Are there toll roads on this route?

    Usage

    Checking for tolls on a specific route

    Grammar Note

    "-e" is the location particle meaning "at/on/in"

  12. 여기서 주차 규정이 어떻게 되나요?

    yeo-gi-seo ju-cha gyu-jeong-i eo-tteo-ke doe-na-yo?

    What are the parking rules here?

    Usage

    Asking about local parking regulations

    Grammar Note

    "eotteoke doeda" asks how something is arranged or works

  13. 차를 일찍 반납하고 싶어요.

    cha-reul il-jjik ban-nap-ha-go si-peo-yo.

    I'd like to return the car early.

    Usage

    Requesting an early return of the rental car

    Grammar Note

    "iljjik" is an adverb meaning "early (in time)"

  14. 어린이 시트가 있나요?

    eo-ri-ni si-teu-ga in-na-yo?

    Do you have a child seat available?

    Usage

    Checking availability of a child car seat

    Grammar Note

    "i/ga innayo" asks about the existence of something

  15. 전기차나 하이브리드 차량이 있나요?

    jeon-gi-cha-na ha-i-beu-ri-deu cha-ryang-i in-na-yo?

    Do you have an electric or hybrid car?

    Usage

    Asking about eco-friendly vehicle options

    Grammar Note

    "-na" is a disjunctive particle meaning "or"

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