When you visit a city for the first time, it is hard to know which option is easier with luggage and transfers. Ask this at the information desk and staff will usually recommend a route based on time, price and convenience.

When signs are confusing, ask staff this to find the right direction for the airport train. The phrase “타는 곳” (boarding area) is very common in Korea, so you can reuse it for buses and subways too.

If you have a lot of luggage or your hotel is on the airport bus route, the bus can be very convenient. Since there can be many bus stops, use this sentence to confirm the exact boarding point.

There may be ticket machines, counters or shops that sell airport train tickets. With this sentence, staff can point you to the nearest or easiest option for foreign visitors.

If you buy a transport card at the airport, you can easily use subways, buses and even convenience stores. Use this question to check if they sell cards like T-money here.

If you are deciding between taxi and public transport, ask this to get a rough idea of the taxi fare. You can also check if there are night surcharges or toll fees.

Card payment works well in Korea, but some buses, taxis or small shops may prefer cash. Asking this before paying helps you avoid awkward moments at the counter.

Airport trains often share the same level with other trains in different directions. By confirming the exact platform number, you can avoid wasting time on the wrong train.