Useful Korean conversations for tourist

Do you have any plan to visit Korea? Today I prepared some useful Korean conversations for tourist. Young Korean usually can speak English or you can use your translate application when you have a question to people. But here are some useful phrase that you can use in your tour! You can try to say it that written in English or just show them the Korean alphabet. Let's check it out~

Basic Conversation

Hello. / Good morning. / Good afternoon. / Good evening.
▶ annyeong haseyo (안녕하세요)

I am 'Jason'.
▶ jeoneun 'Jason' imnida (저는 'Jason' 입니다)

Thank you (very much).
▶ gamsa hamnida (감사합니다)

I'm sorry.
▶ joisong hamnida (죄송합니다)

Excuse me.
▶ Silrye hamnida (실례합니다)

How much is it?
▶ Igeo eolnmayeyo? (이거 얼마예요?)

Please give me a little discount.
▶ jogeumman kkaka juseyo (조금만 깎아주세요)

When asking the way

Please tell me the way
▶ gil jom allyeo juseyo (길 좀 알려주세요)

Is the distance far?
▶ georiga meongayo? (거리가 먼가요?)

Where is here?
▶ yeogiga eodi imnikka? (여기가 어디입니까?)

Where is the restroom?
▶ Hwajangsil eodi itseumnikka? (화장실 어디 있습니까?)

At the airport

Where can I find my luggage?
▶ jimeun eodiseo chajeul su itseumnikka? (짐은 어디서 찾을 수 있습니까?)

I'd like to reserve a seat
▶ jwaseok yeyageul hago sipseumnida (좌석 예약을 하고 싶습니다)

When will the bus come?
▶ beoseneun eonje omnikka? (버스는 언제 옵니까?)

Please let me know where to get off
▶ eodiseo naeryeya haneunji allyeo juseyo (어디서 내려야 하는지 알려주세요)

Please drop me off here
▶ yeogiseo naeryeo juseyo (여기서 내려주세요)

At the restaurant

I am a vegetarian.
▶ jeoneun chesik jueuija imnida (저는 채식주의자입니다)

Is this a lot of spicy?
▶ Igeo maeun geongayo? (이거 매운건가요?)

Please give me more side dishes
▶ yi banchan deo juyeyo (이 반찬 더 주세요)

Delicious!
▶ mat isseoyo (맛있어요!)

Check, please.
▶ gyesanhae juseyo (계산해주세요)

At the hotel

I'd like to reserve a room
▶ bangeul yeyakago sipseumnida (방을 예약하고 싶습니다)

Is there any empty room?
▶ bin bang yitnayo? (빈 방 있나요?)

I want to check in
▶ ckeckin haryego hamnida (체크인 하려고 합니다)

I want to leave my luggage
▶ jimeul matgigo sipeoyo (짐을 맡기고 싶어요)