🗣️ Korean phrases for your fan trip

Step by step

1. Start politeAdd 주세요 (juseyo, 'please give me') to almost anything, and finish with 감사합니다 (thank you).
2. At cafés and restaurantsPoint and say 이거 하나 주세요 to order one of something; ask 1인분 돼요? if you're eating alone.
3. In a taxiShow the Korean address and say 여기로 가 주세요.
4. On the subwayAsk 몇 번 출구예요? to find the right exit number.
5. If you need helpCall 1330 (Korea Travel Helpline) for interpretation and travel help; 112 for police, 119 for fire and ambulance.

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Before you go

• Screenshots of Korean place names from our spot pages are the fastest way to get directions.
• Romanization is a guide: Korean sounds don't map perfectly onto English letters.

Routes

NEWEuljiro 1-ga Stn · Line 2 · 2 hours

RACHA LOG Ep.15 in Myeongdong: Han, Seungmin & I.N

Pork belly and kimchi stew where Han, Seungmin and I.N had lunch, their peppermint tea stop, then the K-pop corridor two minutes away.

Halmeonijip (Grandma's House) → Myeongdong Yanggwa → Star Avenue, Lotte Myeongdong

Under 3 hoursFirst dayRainy day OK

Checked Sep 26 · Sources: www.korean.go.kr · english.visitkorea.or.kr

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