Yoga & Wellness

1. 오늘 요가 수업이 있나요?

   O-neul yo-ga su-eob-i in-na-yo?

   Is there a yoga class today?

   Usage

   Used at yoga studios or wellness centers

   Grammar Note

   "있나요" is a polite question form asking about existence

2. 아침 세션은 몇 시에 시작하나요?

   A-chim se-syeon-eun myeot si-e si-jak-ha-na-yo?

   What time does the morning session start?

   Usage

   Ask about the start time of a wellness session

   Grammar Note

   "몇 시에" asks at what time something happens

3. 이 수업은 초보자도 괜찮나요?

   I su-eob-eun cho-bo-ja-do gwaen-chan-na-yo?

   Is this class okay for beginners?

   Usage

   Check the level of the class before joining

   Grammar Note

   "도" is a particle meaning "also/even", so "초보자도" means "even beginners"

4. 개인 수업을 예약할 수 있나요?

   Gae-in su-eob-eul ye-yak-hal su in-na-yo?

   Can I book a private session?

   Usage

   Request to book a one-on-one session

   Grammar Note

   "할 수 있나요" asks whether something can be done

5. 요가 매트를 빌릴 수 있는 곳이 어디예요?

   Yo-ga mae-teu-reul bil-lil su in-neun go-si eo-di-ye-yo?

   Where can I rent a yoga mat?

   Usage

   Ask where to rent or borrow a yoga mat

   Grammar Note

   "빌릴 수 있는 곳" means "a place where one can rent/borrow"

6. 어떤 종류의 요가인가요?

   Eo-tteon jong-ryu-ui yo-ga-in-ga-yo?

   What style of yoga is this?

   Usage

   Ask which yoga style is being taught (Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, etc.)

   Grammar Note

   "어떤 종류의" is a question adjective phrase meaning "what kind of"

7. 무릎/허리 부상이 있어요. 수정 동작이 있나요?

   Mu-reup/heo-ri bu-sang-i i-sseo-yo. Su-jeong dong-jak-i in-na-yo?

   I have a knee/back injury. Do you have modifications?

   Usage

   Inform the instructor of an injury and request modifications

   Grammar Note

   Two-sentence structure: describe the condition, then ask

8. 명상 수업도 있나요?

   Myeong-sang su-eob-do in-na-yo?

   Is there a meditation class available?

   Usage

   Ask if a meditation class is offered

   Grammar Note

   "도" is a particle meaning "also/too"

9. 수업 시간이 얼마나 되나요?

   Su-eob si-gan-i eol-ma-na doe-na-yo?

   How long is the class?

   Usage

   Ask how long the class lasts

   Grammar Note

   "얼마나" is a question adverb asking about degree or amount

10. 리트리트 패키지 예약이 가능한가요?

    Ri-teu-ri-teu pae-ki-ji ye-yak-i ga-neung-ha-na-yo?

    Can I book a retreat package?

    Usage

    Ask about booking a wellness retreat package

    Grammar Note

    "가능한가요" politely asks if something is possible

11. 예약 없이 참가할 수 있나요?

    Ye-yak eob-si cham-ga-hal su in-na-yo?

    Can I drop in without a reservation?

    Usage

    Ask if walk-in attendance is allowed without booking

    Grammar Note

    "없이" is an adverb (from 없다 'to lack') meaning "without"

12. 사우나나 스팀룸이 있나요?

    Sa-u-na-na seu-tim-rum-i in-na-yo?

    Is there a sauna or steam room?

    Usage

    Check for sauna and steam room facilities

    Grammar Note

    "나" is a particle meaning "or", attached to nouns ending in a vowel

13. 사운드 힐링이나 호흡 운동 수업도 있나요?

    Sa-un-deu hil-ling-i-na ho-heup un-dong su-eob-do in-na-yo?

    Do you offer sound healing or breathwork sessions?

    Usage

    Ask about holistic wellness offerings

    Grammar Note

    "이나" is a particle attached to nouns meaning "or"

14. 선생님, 정말 훌륭하셨어요. 감사합니다!

    Seon-saeng-nim, jeong-mal hul-lyung-ha-syeo-sseo-yo. Gam-sa-ham-ni-da!

    Teacher, you were truly wonderful. Thank you!

    Usage

    Express gratitude to the instructor after the class

    Grammar Note

    "-셨어요" is the past tense polite-honorific ending

15. 탈의실이나 락커가 있나요?

    Tal-ui-sil-i-na lak-keo-ga in-na-yo?

    Is there a changing room or lockers?

    Usage

    Ask about changing room and locker availability

    Grammar Note

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

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