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en In the taxi   »   ko 택시 안에서

38 [thirty-eight]

In the taxi

In the taxi

38 [서른여덟]

38 [seoleun-yeodeolb]

택시 안에서

[taegsi an-eseo]

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Please call a taxi. 택시 좀 -러 --요. 택_ 좀 불_ 주___ 택- 좀 불- 주-요- ------------ 택시 좀 불러 주세요. 0
t-e-si-jo- --ll-o --s-y-. t_____ j__ b_____ j______ t-e-s- j-m b-l-e- j-s-y-. ------------------------- taegsi jom bulleo juseyo.
What does it cost to go to the station? 기-역까------? 기____ 얼____ 기-역-지 얼-예-? ----------- 기차역까지 얼마예요? 0
g-c-ayeo------ eo-m-yey-? g_____________ e_________ g-c-a-e-g-k-j- e-l-a-e-o- ------------------------- gichayeogkkaji eolmayeyo?
What does it cost to go to the airport? 공항-지--마예요? 공___ 얼____ 공-까- 얼-예-? ---------- 공항까지 얼마예요? 0
g--gh--gk-----e---aye-o? g____________ e_________ g-n-h-n-k-a-i e-l-a-e-o- ------------------------ gonghangkkaji eolmayeyo?
Please go straight ahead. 앞에서--진 하--. 앞__ 직_ 하___ 앞-서 직- 하-요- ----------- 앞에서 직진 하세요. 0
ap---e- -igji--h-s-y-. a______ j_____ h______ a---s-o j-g-i- h-s-y-. ---------------------- ap-eseo jigjin haseyo.
Please turn right here. 여-서---- 하세요. 여__ 우__ 하___ 여-서 우-전 하-요- ------------ 여기서 우회전 하세요. 0
y--g---o --o----n ----yo. y_______ u_______ h______ y-o-i-e- u-o-j-o- h-s-y-. ------------------------- yeogiseo uhoejeon haseyo.
Please turn left at the corner. 코너-- --- 하--. 코___ 좌__ 하___ 코-에- 좌-전 하-요- ------------- 코너에서 좌회전 하세요. 0
kone-eseo jw---ejeo--h-s---. k________ j_________ h______ k-n-o-s-o j-a-o-j-o- h-s-y-. ---------------------------- koneoeseo jwahoejeon haseyo.
I’m in a hurry. 저는 바-요. 저_ 바___ 저- 바-요- ------- 저는 바빠요. 0
j----un bappa--. j______ b_______ j-o-e-n b-p-a-o- ---------------- jeoneun bappayo.
I have time. 저- 시-- 있-요. 저_ 시__ 있___ 저- 시-이 있-요- ----------- 저는 시간이 있어요. 0
jeon------g-n-i-is--eo-o. j______ s______ i________ j-o-e-n s-g-n-i i-s-e-y-. ------------------------- jeoneun sigan-i iss-eoyo.
Please drive slowly. 천천히 ---세-. 천__ 운_____ 천-히 운-하-요- ---------- 천천히 운전하세요. 0
ch-on---------njeo-h--ey-. c___________ u____________ c-e-n-h-o-h- u-j-o-h-s-y-. -------------------------- cheoncheonhi unjeonhaseyo.
Please stop here. 여기서 -워 -세-. 여__ 세_ 주___ 여-서 세- 주-요- ----------- 여기서 세워 주세요. 0
y-o--s-- -e---j---yo. y_______ s___ j______ y-o-i-e- s-w- j-s-y-. --------------------- yeogiseo sewo juseyo.
Please wait a moment. 잠-만-기----세요. 잠__ 기__ 주___ 잠-만 기-려 주-요- ------------ 잠깐만 기다려 주세요. 0
j-------a- ---a-yeo--u-e-o. j_________ g_______ j______ j-m-k-n-a- g-d-l-e- j-s-y-. --------------------------- jamkkanman gidalyeo juseyo.
I’ll be back immediately. 금방--- 올--. 금_ 돌_ 올___ 금- 돌- 올-요- ---------- 금방 돌아 올께요. 0
g-u--a-g ----- o------. g_______ d____ o_______ g-u-b-n- d-l-a o-k-e-o- ----------------------- geumbang dol-a olkkeyo.
Please give me a receipt. 영-- - --요. 영__ 좀 주___ 영-증 좀 주-요- ---------- 영수증 좀 주세요. 0
y--ngs--e------m j--e-o. y___________ j__ j______ y-o-g-u-e-n- j-m j-s-y-. ------------------------ yeongsujeung jom juseyo.
I have no change. 잔-이 --요. 잔__ 없___ 잔-이 없-요- -------- 잔돈이 없어요. 0
j--------eo-s-e-y-. j_______ e_________ j-n-o--- e-b---o-o- ------------------- jandon-i eobs-eoyo.
That is okay, please keep the change. 괜찮-요--잔-은 -지세-. 괜____ 잔__ 가____ 괜-아-, 잔-은 가-세-. --------------- 괜찮아요, 잔돈은 가지세요. 0
g--e--hanh----- j-nd-----n-gajise--. g______________ j_________ g________ g-a-n-h-n---y-, j-n-o---u- g-j-s-y-. ------------------------------------ gwaenchanh-ayo, jandon-eun gajiseyo.
Drive me to this address. 이 --로--려- 주세요. 이 주__ 데__ 주___ 이 주-로 데-다 주-요- -------------- 이 주소로 데려다 주세요. 0
i ju-olo ---yeo-a j-sey-. i j_____ d_______ j______ i j-s-l- d-l-e-d- j-s-y-. ------------------------- i jusolo delyeoda juseyo.
Drive me to my hotel. 제 ----데-다-주-요. 제 호__ 데__ 주___ 제 호-로 데-다 주-요- -------------- 제 호텔로 데려다 주세요. 0
je h-te-lo delye-da--usey-. j_ h______ d_______ j______ j- h-t-l-o d-l-e-d- j-s-y-. --------------------------- je hotello delyeoda juseyo.
Drive me to the beach. 해변으---려--주--. 해___ 데__ 주___ 해-으- 데-다 주-요- ------------- 해변으로 데려다 주세요. 0
haeby-on----o -el---da jus-y-. h____________ d_______ j______ h-e-y-o---u-o d-l-e-d- j-s-y-. ------------------------------ haebyeon-eulo delyeoda juseyo.

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