There are so many convenience stores in Korea.
I often go to convenience stores because there is one right in front of my home.
For this post, I visited a convenience store one more time, and honestly, there was almost no conversation. Haha.
So today, I will introduce some simple Korean phrases you can use at a convenience store.
Where is this? Use this when you want to ask where a certain item is.
Korean: 이거 어디 있어요?
Dictionary Pronunciation: I-geo eo-di it-seo-yo
Easy Pronunciation: Ee-guh woody ee-soy-O?
How much is this? Use this when you want to ask the price of something.
Korean: 이건 얼마예요?
Dictionary Pronunciation: I-geon eol-ma-ye-yo
Easy Pronunciation: Ee-gun alma-Yay-yo?
A bag, please. Use this when you need a shopping bag.
Korean: 봉투 주세요.
Dictionary Pronunciation: Bong-tu ju-se-yo
Easy Pronunciation: Bong-too Ju-say-O
A receipt, please. Use this when you need a receipt after paying.
Korean: 영수증 주세요.
Dictionary Pronunciation: Yeong-su-jeung ju-se-yo
Easy Pronunciation: Young-soo-jeung Ju-say-O
Chopsticks, please. Use this when you buy instant noodles, lunch boxes, or other food.
Korean: 젓가락 주세요.
Dictionary Pronunciation: Jeot-ga-rak ju-se-yo
Easy Pronunciation: Juh-kka-rak Ju-say-O
Then next comes the role-play, right?
See you in the next post!
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