기타 표현
오늘 기분 어때요?
oneul gibun eottaeyo
How are you feeling today?
When to use this sentence
Use this gentle question to check in on a friend you’re traveling with or someone you just met.
조금 피곤해요.
jogeum pigon-haeyo
I’m a bit tired.
When to use this sentence
When you’re tired from a busy schedule but don’t want to kill the mood, this lets you be honest in a soft way.
너무 신나요!
neomu sinnayo
This is so exciting!
When to use this sentence
At festivals, theme parks or night markets, use this to show locals you’re genuinely enjoying the moment.
조금 긴장돼요.
jogeum ginjang-dwaeyo
I’m a bit nervous.
When to use this sentence
When you’re at a bar, gathering or club with new people, saying this honestly can actually make things feel more comfortable.
기타 표현
여행이 너무 재미있어요.
yeohaengi neomu jaemi-isseoyo
This trip is so much fun.
When to use this sentence
Tell your host, guide or local friends this when they ask about your trip. It’s a compliment that makes everyone feel good.
한국 사람들 정말 친절해요.
hanguk saramdeul jeongmal chinjeol-haeyo
People in Korea are really kind.
When to use this sentence
Say this to locals who helped you with directions or something else. It’s a warm compliment plus a thank you.
여기 분위기 좋아요.
yeogi bunwigi johayo
The atmosphere here is really nice.
When to use this sentence
In a café, bar or restaurant, use this to naturally compliment the interior, music or overall vibe.
기타 표현
사진 같이 찍어도 돼요?
sajin gachi jjigeodo dwaeyo
Can we take a photo together?
When to use this sentence
At markets, festivals or cafés, use this polite sentence when you want to keep a memory with a local or staff member.
혹시 인스타그램 하세요?
hoksi inseutageuraem haseyo
Do you use Instagram by any chance?
When to use this sentence
When you click with a local and want to swap contacts, this is a light, low-pressure way to ask.
다음에 또 만나고 싶어요.
daeume tto mannago sipeoyo
I’d like to meet again next time.
When to use this sentence
When you had a great time and want to keep the connection, this suggests meeting again without sounding too heavy.