기타 표현
기사님, 이 주소로 가주세요.
gi-sa-nim ee ju-so-ro ga-ju-se-yo
Driver, please go to this address.
Local Tip
The most polite title for a taxi driver is 'Gi-sa-nim'. It sounds much better than 'Ah-jeos-si' (Mister). Show your map app as soon as you get in and say this.
기타 표현
내비게이션 찍어 주세요.
nae-bi-ge-i-shun jji-guh ju-se-yo
Please enter it into the GPS.
Local Tip
Korean drivers know the roads, but they prefer 'Naebi' (GPS) for traffic updates. If pronunciation is hard, just show the address and say this. It's the fail-safe method.
기타 표현
얼마나 걸려요?
uhl-ma-na gull-ryuh-yo
How long will it take?
Local Tip
Ask this if you're running late or worried about catching a flight. The driver will give you an estimate like '10 minutes' or '30 minutes'.
기타 표현
여기서 내려 주세요.
yeo-gi-seo nae-ryuh ju-se-yo
Please drop me off here.
Local Tip
Use this when you're near the destination or the alley is too narrow. You can also point and say 'Jeo-gi-seo' (Over there) + 'Nae-ryeo ju-se-yo'.
기타 표현
수고하세요.
su-go-ha-se-yo
Thank you for your effort. (Goodbye)
Local Tip
The most natural way to say goodbye in a taxi or shop. It means 'Thank you for your trouble' and sounds warmer than a standard 'Goodbye'.