기타 표현
관광하러 왔어요.
gwan-gwang-ha-reo wa-sseo-yo
I came for tourism. (I’m here for sightseeing.)
When to use this sentence
Use this when an immigration officer asks about the purpose of your trip. It sounds more natural and polite than saying just one word like tourism.
일주일 머물 거예요.
il-ju-il meo-mul geo-ye-yo
I will stay for one week.
When to use this sentence
Use this when they ask how long you will stay. You can replace one week with other numbers like three days or ten days.
숙소 주소는 여기 있어요.
suk-so ju-so-neun yeo-gi i-sseo-yo
Here is my accommodation address.
When to use this sentence
Useful when showing your hotel address at immigration or in a taxi. Say this while showing the screen or booking paper.
돌아가는 비행기는 ○월 ○일이에요.
do-ra-ga-neun bi-haeng-gi-neun ○-wol ○-il-i-e-yo
My return flight is on (month) (day).
When to use this sentence
Immigration officers sometimes check your return date. Replace the circles with your real month and day.
기타 표현
수하물 찾는 곳은 어디예요?
su-ha-mul chat-neun go-seun eo-di-ye-yo
Where is the baggage claim area?
When to use this sentence
Use this when the signs are confusing or the terminal is big and you want to ask staff or other passengers where to pick up your bags.
제 짐이 안 나왔어요.
je jim-i an na-wat-seo-yo
My luggage didn’t come out.
When to use this sentence
Say this at the airline counter or information desk when the carousel has stopped but your bag is still missing.
기타 표현
신고할 물건 없어요.
sin-go-hal mul-geo-neun eop-sseo-yo
I have nothing to declare.
When to use this sentence
When a customs officer asks if you have anything to declare, this simple sentence is enough for most normal trips.
기타 표현
시내로 가는 가장 쉬운 방법이 뭐예요?
si-nae-ro ga-neun ga-jang swi-un bang-beop-i mwo-ye-yo
What is the easiest way to get to the city?
When to use this sentence
If you are not sure whether you should take the airport train, bus or taxi, ask this at the information desk to get a simple recommendation.