경기장이 어디 있어요?
Gyeong-gi-jang-i eo-di i-sseo-yo?
Where is the stadium?
Usage
Asking for directions to the stadium or arena
Grammar Note
"어디 있어요?" is a standard phrase to ask where something is located.
입장권 두 장 주세요
Ip-jang-gwon du jang ju-se-yo
Two tickets, please
Usage
Buying tickets at the venue or ticket office
Grammar Note
"장" is the counter for flat objects like tickets and paper. "주세요" is a polite request.
오늘 경기 몇 시에 시작해요?
O-neul gyeong-gi myeot si-e si-jak-hae-yo?
What time does today's game start?
Usage
Asking about the start time of a sports event
Grammar Note
"몇 시에" means "at what time." "시작하다" means to start.
헬스장이 있어요?
Hel-seu-jang-i i-sseo-yo?
Is there a gym?
Usage
Asking whether a hotel or facility has a gym
Grammar Note
"있어요?" used as a question means "is there?" "헬스장" is a loanword from English "health" + "장" (place).
수영장 입장료가 얼마예요?
Su-yeong-jang ip-jang-nyo-ga eol-ma-ye-yo?
How much is the entrance fee for the swimming pool?
Usage
Asking the admission price for a swimming pool
Grammar Note
"얼마예요?" is the standard polite way to ask the price of something.
자전거를 빌릴 수 있어요?
Ja-jeon-geo-reul bil-lil su i-sseo-yo?
Can I rent a bicycle?
Usage
Asking if you can rent a bicycle for cycling
Grammar Note
"〜ㄹ/을 수 있어요?" is the pattern for asking "can you / is it possible to...?"
등산로는 어떻게 가요?
Deung-san-no-neun eo-tteo-ke ga-yo?
How do I get to the hiking trail?
Usage
Asking for directions to a hiking or mountain trail
Grammar Note
"어떻게 가요?" is the standard way to ask how to get somewhere.
테니스 라켓 빌려주세요
Te-ni-seu ra-ket bil-lyeo-ju-se-yo
Please lend me a tennis racket
Usage
Requesting to borrow sports equipment
Grammar Note
"빌려주세요" = "빌리다" (borrow) + "주다" (give), meaning "please lend (to me)."
오늘 마라톤 대회가 있어요?
O-neul ma-ra-ton dae-hoe-ga i-sseo-yo?
Is there a marathon event today?
Usage
Asking about local sports events or races
Grammar Note
"있어요?" used as a question asks whether something exists or is happening.
축구 경기 보러 가고 싶어요
Chuk-gu gyeong-gi bo-reo ga-go si-peo-yo
I want to go watch a soccer match
Usage
Expressing interest in watching a sports game
Grammar Note
"〜러 가다" means "to go to do something." "〜고 싶어요" expresses the desire to do something.
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