지하철역이 어디예요?
Ji-ha-cheol-yeok-i eo-di-ye-yo?
Where is the subway station?
Usage
Asking for directions to the nearest subway station
Grammar Note
"어디예요?" asks where something is. "역" means station.
이 버스가 시청에 가요?
I beo-seu-ga si-cheong-e ga-yo?
Does this bus go to City Hall?
Usage
Confirming the destination of a bus
Grammar Note
"〜에 가요?" asks if something goes to a destination. "에" is the directional particle.
교통카드를 어디서 살 수 있어요?
Gyo-tong-ka-deu-reul eo-di-seo sal su i-sseo-yo?
Where can I buy a transit card?
Usage
Asking where to purchase a transit card like T-money in Korea
Grammar Note
"어디서" asks "where (at)." "살 수 있어요?" uses "〜ㄹ 수 있다" to ask if something is possible.
다음 역은 어디예요?
Da-eum yeok-eun eo-di-ye-yo?
What is the next station?
Usage
Checking what the next stop is on a subway or train
Grammar Note
"다음" means "next." You'll often hear "다음 역은 …입니다" (next station is …) in announcements.
여기서 내려야 해요?
Yeo-gi-seo nae-ryeo-ya hae-yo?
Do I need to get off here?
Usage
Checking whether this is the correct stop to get off
Grammar Note
"〜야/아 해요" expresses obligation ("must do"). "내리다" means to get off a vehicle.
택시 타는 곳이 어디예요?
Taek-si ta-neun got-i eo-di-ye-yo?
Where is the taxi stand?
Usage
Asking for the location of the taxi stand
Grammar Note
"타는 곳" = "타다" (to ride/board) + "곳" (place), meaning the boarding spot.
환승하려면 어디서 해요?
Hwan-seung-ha-ryeo-myeon eo-di-seo hae-yo?
Where do I transfer?
Usage
Asking where to change trains or buses
Grammar Note
"〜하려면" is a conditional meaning "if you want to do" or "in order to do."
막차가 몇 시예요?
Mak-cha-ga myeot si-ye-yo?
What time is the last train?
Usage
Checking the time of the last train or bus at night
Grammar Note
"막차" means the last train or bus. The opposite is "첫차" (first train/bus of the day).
버스 요금이 얼마예요?
Beo-seu yo-geum-i eol-ma-ye-yo?
How much is the bus fare?
Usage
Asking about the cost of a bus or other transit fare
Grammar Note
"얼마예요?" is the standard way to ask prices. The subject particle "이/가" follows the noun.
공항 가는 버스 타는 곳이 어디예요?
Gong-hang ga-neun beo-seu ta-neun got-i eo-di-ye-yo?
Where do I get the bus to the airport?
Usage
Asking where to board the airport bus
Grammar Note
"공항 가는 버스" means "bus going to the airport." 가는 is the present modifier form of 가다 (to go).
More Korean phrases
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