
Do you or are you planning to work in a shop where you speak Korean sometimes? If so, these phrases will come in handy! Watch the video and repeat after the phrases out loud!
The phrases used in this lesson:
Store, Shop
= 가게 [ga-ge]
Welcome.
= 어서오세요. [eo-seo-o-se-yo.]
Try it out.
= 입어 보세요. [i-beo bo-se-yo.]
Yes, you can try it on.
= 네, 입어 보셔도 돼요. [ne, i-beo bo-syeo-do dwae-yo.]
Do you have a point card?
= 포인트 카드 있으세요? [po-in-teu ka-deu i-sseu-se-yo?]
Do you have a mileage card?
= 적립 카드 카드 있으세요? [jeok-lib ka-deu i-sseu-se-yo?]
Do you have a discount card?
= 할인 카드 있으세요? [ha-rin ka-deu i-sseu-se-yo?]
It looks good on you.
= 잘 어울리세요. [jal eo-ul-li-se-yo.]
Yes, take your time and look around.
= 네, 천천히 둘러보세요. [ne, cheon-cheon-hi dul-leo-bo-se-yo.]
Is there something you are looking for?
= 찾으시는 거 있으세요? [cha-jeu-si-neun geo i-sseu-se-yo?]
What kind of item are you looking for?
= 어떤 거 찾으세요? [eo-tteon geo cha-jeu-se-yo?]
See you again. Hope you come again.
= 또 오세요. [tto o-se-yo.]
Hope you enjoy wearing it. (lit. Wear it beautifully.)
= 예쁘게 입으세요. [ye-ppeu-ge i-beu-se-yo.]
Thank you.
= 감사합니다. [gam-sa-ham-ni-da.]
Bye.
= 안녕히 가세요. [an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo.]














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The most thing I’ve used in Korea is my passport, cause I do shopping in the duty free shop.
감사합니다!
감사합니다!
너무 좋아해요!! ^^
Great video! I learnt so much new things!
Also, 경화 씨’s sweater is very festive!!
Thanks for everything! Have a great holidays!!
감사합니다 TTMIK!
I love these videos! Can you put this one on iTunes? I noticed it’s not there.
In English we have a phrase, especially for clothes given as a gift, that we use: “Wear it in good health.” Is there a smiliar phrase in Korean–besides the “wear it beautifully” (which I love)?
Well, I often heard “잘 입으세요”. However I am a guy and don’t go to cloth store to buy a cloth that often, so I couldn’t get many chances to hear other expressions.
Thanks so much for making this video! =) I’ve always wondered about these things, as I help at my dad’s shop from time to time.
A phrase I’d like to share is
뭐 드릴까요? [mwo deu-ril-kka-yo?] or 뭐 드리겠습니까? [mwo deu-ri-gess-seum-ni-kka?]
= What can I do for you? (“What shall I give you?”).
I’ve had Korean store owners here in Canada say that to me, and I’ve used it once myself. =)
여전히 많이 감사드립니다!
How would you say: “Do you need a bag?” in Korean?
You can say “가방 필요하세요?”. Thanks for your comment.