Remote Work

15 phrases · Korean with romanization, English and audio

  1. 근처에 코워킹 스페이스가 있나요?

    Geun-cheo-e ko-wo-king seu-pe-i-seu-ga in-na-yo?

    Is there a coworking space nearby?

    Usage

    Look for a coworking space nearby

    Grammar Note

    "에" is a particle indicating location "in/at"

  2. 와이파이 비밀번호가 뭐예요?

    Wa-i-pa-i bi-mil-beon-ho-ga mwo-ye-yo?

    What is the WiFi password?

    Usage

    The most common way to ask for the WiFi password

    Grammar Note

    "뭐예요" is the question form "what is it"

  3. 영상통화를 하기에 와이파이 속도가 충분한가요?

    Yeong-sang-tong-hwa-reul ha-gi-e wa-i-pa-i sok-do-ga chung-bun-han-ga-yo?

    Is the WiFi fast enough for video calls?

    Usage

    Check WiFi speed before starting remote work

    Grammar Note

    "-기에" is a connective ending meaning "for doing / in order to"

  4. 조용한 공간이나 독립 부스가 있나요?

    Jo-yong-han gong-gan-i-na dong-nip bu-seu-ga in-na-yo?

    Do you have a quiet area or private booth?

    Usage

    Ask for a quiet or private workspace

    Grammar Note

    "이나" is a particle meaning "or / and"

  5. 여기서 하루 종일 일할 수 있나요?

    Yeo-gi-seo ha-ru jong-il il-hal su in-na-yo?

    Can I work here all day?

    Usage

    Check if you can stay and work all day

    Grammar Note

    "일할 수 있나요" asks if working here is possible

  6. 서류를 프린트/스캔할 수 있나요?

    Seo-ryu-reul peu-rin-teu/seu-kaen-hal su in-na-yo?

    Can I print / scan a document?

    Usage

    Ask about printing and scanning services

    Grammar Note

    "할 수 있나요" is a general way to ask if something is possible

  7. 이 자리 근처에 콘센트가 있나요?

    I ja-ri geun-cheo-e kon-sen-teu-ga in-na-yo?

    Is there a power outlet near this seat?

    Usage

    Check for a power outlet near your seat

    Grammar Note

    "근처에" means "near/close to" with the location particle

  8. [시간]에 화상 회의가 있어요.

    [si-gan]-e hwa-sang hoe-ui-ga i-sseo-yo.

    I have a video meeting at [time].

    Usage

    Inform others about an upcoming video meeting

    Grammar Note

    "있어요" is the polite form of "there is / I have"

  9. 일일 이용권이나 월정액 요금이 얼마예요?

    Il-il i-yong-gwon-i-na wol-jeong-aek yo-geum-i eol-ma-ye-yo?

    How much is the day pass / monthly membership?

    Usage

    Ask about day pass and monthly membership pricing

    Grammar Note

    "이나" is a particle meaning "or" for choices

  10. 스탠딩 책상이 있나요?

    Seu-taen-ding chaek-sang-i in-na-yo?

    Are there standing desks available?

    Usage

    Ask about standing desk availability

    Grammar Note

    "이 있나요" is the existence question for consonant-ending nouns

  11. 사물함이나 짐 보관 공간이 있나요?

    Sa-mul-ham-i-na jim bo-gwan gong-gan-i in-na-yo?

    Are there lockers or luggage storage?

    Usage

    Ask about locker and storage availability

    Grammar Note

    "이나" is a particle for parallel or alternative items

  12. 인터넷이 너무 느려요. 더 빠른 연결이 있나요?

    In-teo-net-i neo-mu neu-ryeo-yo. Deo ppa-reun yeon-gyeol-i in-na-yo?

    The internet is too slow. Is there a faster connection?

    Usage

    Complain about slow internet and ask for a faster option

    Grammar Note

    "너무" is an adverb meaning "too much / excessively"

  13. 업무용 데이터 유심을 사고 싶어요.

    Eob-mu-yong de-i-teo yu-sim-eul sa-go si-peo-yo.

    I'd like to buy a data SIM card for work.

    Usage

    Buy a data SIM card for work

    Grammar Note

    "용" is a suffix meaning "for use in"

  14. 이 자리 비어 있나요?

    I ja-ri bi-eo in-na-yo?

    Is this seat available?

    Usage

    Check if a seat is free at a café or workspace

    Grammar Note

    "비어 있나요" asks about the current state of availability

  15. 미리 자리를 예약할 수 있나요?

    Mi-ri ja-ri-reul ye-yak-hal su in-na-yo?

    Can I reserve a seat in advance?

    Usage

    Ask if advance desk/seat reservation is possible

    Grammar Note

    "미리" is an adverb meaning "in advance"

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