Intermediate 2 — listening

To want — only after -고

To rest → 쉬고 싶어요

To learn → 배우고 싶어요

To live → 살고 싶어요

To look around, to sightsee

To experience

To shop

To have a listen, to give it a try

What do you want to eat?

I want to live in Korea.

Today I just want to rest.

To drive → 운전할 수 있어요

To swim

To cook

To read → 읽을 수 있어요

To write; also to use → 써요

To lift, to carry

Alone, by myself

Probably, maybe

I can read Hangul.

Can I use a card here?

I can't go today. Sorry.

Early

Late

First, before anything else

Definitely, without fail

Absolutely — stronger, more formal

To prepare → 준비해요

To change (trains) → 갈아타요

To hurry → 서둘러요

I have to get up early tomorrow.

Do I have to change here?

I have to go now. I'm late.

To sit → 앉아도 돼요?

To smoke → 피우면 안 돼요

No smoking

Parking

No entry — you will see this on signs

Free of charge

Paid, chargeable

To be possible → 가능해요

May I sit here?

You can't take photos here.

Would it be all right if I spoke Korean?

Once, just once — softens any suggestion

The first time

Directly, in person, yourself

To recommend → 추천해요

To be famous → 유명해요

To be special

To be fascinating, novel

To be curious → 궁금해요

Have you been to Jeju?

Try this.

What do you recommend?

To help → 도와주세요

To lend → 빌려주세요

To change, to swap → 바꿔주세요

To let someone know → 알려주세요

To wait for someone

To write it down for someone

Could you write it down here?

Could you take a photo, please?

Could you possibly speak slowly?

Hello. I'd like to check in.

Do you have a booking? Your name?

Yes, under Michael.

Could I see your passport?

Here you are. Can I leave my bags?

Yes, you can put them over there.

By what time do I have to check out?

By eleven. You mustn't leave later than that.

Could I get one more towel?

Of course. I'll bring one.

Booking, reservation

To cancel → 취소해요

To check, to confirm → 확인해요

Luggage

To leave in someone's care → 맡겨요

Towel

Key

By, until

Could I stay one more night?

Excuse me. May I go in here?

Yes, you may. But you have to take your shoes off.

Can I take photos?

Outside is fine, but you mustn't take them inside.

Understood. I shouldn't touch anything either, right?

That's right, please don't touch.

Would it be all right to rest here a while?

Of course. Make yourself comfortable.

To enter → 들어가요

To leave, to go out → 나가요

To take (a photo) → 찍어요

To touch → 만져요

To take off (shoes, a coat) → 벗어요

To put on (shoes) → 신어요

Please don't

Forbidden — the word inside most red signs

Caution

Entrance

Exit

Toilet

Open for business

Closed for now — literally preparing

Pull

Push

Where is the toilet?

What time do you open?