If you want to tell your taxi driver where to drop you at the airport, how do you say “International departures” in Korean? Once you’re there, you might need some help. Which check-in desk do you go to? What time will you arrive at your destination? When should you be at the gate? Stick with Rocket Korean - we’ve got it covered.
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Did You Know? Incheon International Airport in Seoul is the principal port of entry for South Korea. Other international airports are in Pusan and Cheju. Korean Air and Asian Airlines serve the domestic flight network linking more than 14 cities in Korea. North Korea’s international airport, Sunan, is 30 km west of Pyongyang.
How to pronounce airport words in Korean
Practice Your Pronunciation With Rocket Record
INQUIRIES ABOUT THE FLIGHT
CHECKING IN
Now, here are the important questions that you will need when checking in at the counter. Listen to each word and its English translation and repeat the words aloud:
CHOOSING YOUR SEAT
Some people prefer window seats, some want to sit close to the aisle. I always ask for a window seat - that way I can get a first impression of a city from above. Whichever you prefer, here are the Korean words you need to know…
Congratulations, that’s another lesson ‘in the bag’!
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Anyoung hee gaseyo!
Sujung Lee: Rocket Korean