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.The all-purpose question is [some word]i/ga iseoyo? ( [some word] i/ga i-seo-yo; Do you have [some word]?) Someexamples are:chimdaega iseoyo? (chim-dae-ga ee-ssuh-yo; Do you have a bed?)inteoneti iseoyo? (in-tuh-net-ee ee-ssuh-yo; Do you have an Internetconnection?) Part III: Korean on the Go224Just in case the transportation to the yeogwan, yeoinsuk, or minbak isinconvenient, you may also want to ask the following questions:geogikkaji eotteoke chajagayo? (guh-gee-kka-jee uh-ttuh-kae cha-ja-ga-yo;How do I find your place?)museun gyotongeul iyonghaeya chatgi swiwoyo? (moo-seun gyo-tong-eul ee-yong-hae-ya chat-gee swee-wo-yo; What transportation is most con-venient to get there?)Checking out the roomDon t forget to check out the room before you check in, because manysmaller establishments require you to pay up front.These phrases may help:bangi deobeul/singgeul ieyo? (bang-ee duh-beul/sing-geul ee-ae-yo; Is theroom a double/single?)achim siksaneun nawayo? (a-chim shik-sa-neun na-wa-yo; Is breakfastincluded?)bang jom bol su iseoyo? (bang jom bol soo ee-ssuh-yo; Can I take a look atthe room?)If you ve checked out your room and don t like something about it, you canrequest a different room:dareun bang iseoyo? (da-reun bang ee-ssuh-yo; Is there another room?)bangi jom jijeobun haneyo.(bang-ee jom ji-jeo-bun ha-ne-yo; The room isa little dirty.)Talkin the TalkJessica is planning to stay in a small minbak (bed-and-breakfast)that Dan recommended.When she walks in, Mr.Park, the owner,greets her.Jessica: annyeonghaseyo.binbang iseoyo?an-nyoung-ha-sae-yo.bin-bang ee-suh-yo?Hello.Do you have any vacancies? Chapter 13: Staying at a Hotel225Mr.Park: ye itseumnida.harutbame sam manwonimnida.ye ee-sseum-ni-da.ha-rut-ba-mae sam man-won-im-ni-da.Yes, we do.It will be 30,000 won per night.Jessica: bange yoksiri iseoyo?bang-ae yok-shi-ree ee-ssuh-yo?Does the room have a private bath?Mr.Park: aniyo, eopseumnida.daesin gongdong hwajangsirisaegae itseumnida.a-ni-yo, uhp-sseum-ni-da.dae-shin gong-dong hwa-jang-shi-ree sae-gae ee-sseum-nida.No, it does not.Instead, we have three communalbathrooms.Jessica: bang jom bol su iseoyo?bang jom bol soo ee-ssuh-yo?Can I take a look at the room?Mr.Park: ye.ttara oseyo.ye.tta-ra o-sae-yo.Yes.Follow me.After seeing the room, Jessica is disappointed to find that the roomwas smaller and dirtier than she had expected.Jessica: bangi jom jijeobunhaneyo.dareun bang iseoyo?bang-ee jom jee-juh-boon-ha-nae-yo.da-reun bangee-ssuh-yo?The room is a little dirty.Do you have another room?Mr.Park: aniyo, eopseumnida.a-ni-yo, uhp-sseum-ni-da.No, we don t have another room.Jessica: geureomyeon singyeong sseuji maseyo.annyeonghigyeseyo.geu-ruh-myun shin-gyoung sseu-jee ma-sae-yo.an-nyoung-hee gye-sae-yo.Then don t worry about it.Good bye. Part III: Korean on the Go226Words to Knowchimdae chim-dae Beddareunbang da-reun-bang Different roomgongdong gong-dong Communalhwajangjil hwa-jang-shil Restroominteonet in-tuh-net Internetjeonhwa juhn-hwa Telephonesyawo sya-wo Showerterebi tae-rae-bee TVttaraoseyo tta-ra-o-sae-yo Follow meyoksil yok-shil BathroomComplaining 101What would you do if you discovered that your toilet was hopelesslyclogged? Or what if you lay down on your yo (yo; folding mattress) on a coldgyeoulbam (gyuh-ool-bam; winter night) expecting to doze off, only to findthat the floor is ice cold? What if you expected a cool breeze of relief from thebrutal August heat, only to be greeted by warm muggy air from your eeokon(ae-uh-kon; air conditioner)? These situations are only a sample of the prob-lems you may run into during your stay in Korea, and you need to know howto deal with them.Broken machineryIf some machinery in your unit is broken, and the problem is something rela-tively obvious and easily identifiable, the most efficient way to complain is toask this: Chapter 13: Staying at a Hotel227[some word] jom gochyeo juseyo.( [some word] jom go-chuh joo-sae-yo;Please fix [some word] for me.)eeokoon jom gochyeo juseyo.(ae-uh-kon jom go-chuh joo-sae-yo; Pleasefix the air conditioner for me.)byeongitong jom gochyeo juseyo.(byun-gee-tong jom go-chuh joo-sae-yo;Please fix the toilet bowl for me.)semyeondae jom gochyeo juseyo.(sae-myun-dae jom go-chuh joo-sae-yo;Please fix the basin for me.)Some useful words are;hiteo (hee-tuh) heaternaengjanggo (naeng-jang-go) refrigeratormun (moon) doorsudokkokji (soo-do-kkok-jee) faucetYou may want to add a short description of the problem before you ask some-one to fix it:eeokoni annawayo.eeokon jom gochyeo juseyo.(ae-uh-kon-ee an-na-wa-yo.ae-uh-kon jom go-chuho joo-sae-yo; The air conditioner is not function-ing.Please fix the air conditioner.)byeongitong muri annaeryeogayo.byeongitong jom gochyeo juseyo.(byun-gee-tong moo-ree an-nae-ryuh-ga-yo.byun-gee-tong jom go-chuho joo-sae-yo; The water is not flushing.Please fix the toilet.)If you don t think you can remember these expressions, just remember howto say [some word] i/ga gojang naseoyo ( [some word] i/ga go-jang na-ssuh-yo; [some word] is broken).The management should come take care of theproblem.Noisy neighborsIf your next-door neighbors are too loud, you can t say yeop bangi gojang-naseoyo.yeop bang jom gochyeo juseyo (yuhp bang-ee go-jang-na-ssuh-yo.yuhp-bang jom go-chuh-joo-sae-yo; The next door [neighbor] is broken.Pleasefix the next door [neighbor].).Instead, you can say this:yeop bangi neomu sikkeureowoyo.(yuhp bang-ee nuh-moo shi-kkeu-ruh-wo-yo; The next room is too loud.) Part III: Korean on the Go228Other problemsUse the expression bangi neomu [some word] [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]
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