Once you know your options, you’ll probably need transportation to get there. What’s the word for “bus stop” in Korean? And how do you explain to the driver where you’d like to get off?
Don’t worry, we’ve got it covered. Stick with the Rocket Korean team and you’ll have your bags unpacked and your feet up in no time!
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Pronunciation help for finding accommodation in Korean
Korea offers a wide choice of places to stay, from Western-style hotels to traditional Korean inns.
There are five major types of accommodation in Korea – hotels, yugwan (Korean-style inns), yuinsook (small Korean-style inns), minbak (rooms in private houses) and youth hostels.
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Do you prefer to go by taxi, or taekshi?
A taxi driver who doesn’t speak English can be a challenge to communicate with when you are in a foreign-speaking country. You don’t have to worry in Korea – there is system to make communication easier between drivers and overseas visitors where there is a number to call to hook you up with someone who will translate for you.
However, you should still be familiar with some important phrases – just in case.
Well, that’s it for now.
Here are a few recommended Korean lessons to try next!
- Traveling by air? There are some Korean airplane words you may need to use.
- Improve your vocab with this lesson on pronouncing different animals in Korean.
- Renting a car? Know the parts of your car in Korean.
Anyoung hee gaseyo!
Sujung Lee: Rocket Korean