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25 [twenty-five]

In the city

In the city

25 [스물 다섯]

25 [seumul daseos]

시내에서

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I would like to go to the station. 역- 가고 -어-. 역- 가- 싶--- 역- 가- 싶-요- ---------- 역에 가고 싶어요. 0
y----e gag- s-----y-. y----- g--- s-------- y-o--- g-g- s-p-e-y-. --------------------- yeog-e gago sip-eoyo.
I would like to go to the airport. 공항---- 싶어요. 공-- 가- 싶--- 공-에 가- 싶-요- ----------- 공항에 가고 싶어요. 0
gongh--g-- g--------eo-o. g--------- g--- s-------- g-n-h-n--- g-g- s-p-e-y-. ------------------------- gonghang-e gago sip-eoyo.
I would like to go to the city centre / center (am.). 시내에 가- 싶어-. 시-- 가- 싶--- 시-에 가- 싶-요- ----------- 시내에 가고 싶어요. 0
si---- gag- sip--o-o. s----- g--- s-------- s-n-e- g-g- s-p-e-y-. --------------------- sinaee gago sip-eoyo.
How do I get to the station? 역에--떻게 가-? 역- 어-- 가-- 역- 어-게 가-? ---------- 역에 어떻게 가요? 0
y-o-------te-h-- ---o? y----- e-------- g---- y-o--- e-t-e-h-e g-y-? ---------------------- yeog-e eotteohge gayo?
How do I get to the airport? 공항에--떻게-가-? 공-- 어-- 가-- 공-에 어-게 가-? ----------- 공항에 어떻게 가요? 0
g--g---g---eott--h-e-g-yo? g--------- e-------- g---- g-n-h-n--- e-t-e-h-e g-y-? -------------------------- gonghang-e eotteohge gayo?
How do I get to the city centre / center (am.)? 시내- 어떻게 가-? 시-- 어-- 가-- 시-에 어-게 가-? ----------- 시내에 어떻게 가요? 0
s-n--e -o-teo----g-y-? s----- e-------- g---- s-n-e- e-t-e-h-e g-y-? ---------------------- sinaee eotteohge gayo?
I need a taxi. 택시가--요해-. 택-- 필---- 택-가 필-해-. --------- 택시가 필요해요. 0
ta----g--p-l-yoh---o. t------- p----------- t-e-s-g- p-l-y-h-e-o- --------------------- taegsiga pil-yohaeyo.
I need a city map. 도시-----필요-요. 도- 지-- 필---- 도- 지-가 필-해-. ------------ 도시 지도가 필요해요. 0
dos- j--og---i--y-haeyo. d--- j----- p----------- d-s- j-d-g- p-l-y-h-e-o- ------------------------ dosi jidoga pil-yohaeyo.
I need a hotel. 호텔---요--. 호-- 필---- 호-이 필-해-. --------- 호텔이 필요해요. 0
hote--- --l--o--e-o. h------ p----------- h-t-l-i p-l-y-h-e-o- -------------------- hotel-i pil-yohaeyo.
I would like to rent a car. 차- 빌-고--어요. 차- 빌-- 싶--- 차- 빌-고 싶-요- ----------- 차를 빌리고 싶어요. 0
cha-e-l billi-- ----e--o. c------ b------ s-------- c-a-e-l b-l-i-o s-p-e-y-. ------------------------- chaleul billigo sip-eoyo.
Here is my credit card. 제 ---드가-여--있어-. 제 신---- 여- 있--- 제 신-카-가 여- 있-요- --------------- 제 신용카드가 여기 있어요. 0
je---n-y-n---d-u-a ye--i ----e--o. j- s-------------- y---- i-------- j- s-n-y-n-k-d-u-a y-o-i i-s-e-y-. ---------------------------------- je sin-yongkadeuga yeogi iss-eoyo.
Here is my licence / license (am.). 제 운-면----여--있-요. 제 운----- 여- 있--- 제 운-면-증- 여- 있-요- ---------------- 제 운전면허증이 여기 있어요. 0
je u-j-o-mye-nhe--eu---i--e-gi--ss--oy-. j- u-------------------- y---- i-------- j- u-j-o-m-e-n-e-j-u-g-i y-o-i i-s-e-y-. ---------------------------------------- je unjeonmyeonheojeung-i yeogi iss-eoyo.
What is there to see in the city? 시내- 볼-게 뭐----요? 시-- 볼 게 뭐- 있--- 시-에 볼 게 뭐- 있-요- --------------- 시내에 볼 게 뭐가 있어요? 0
si---e b-l ---m-oga--ss----o? s----- b-- g- m---- i-------- s-n-e- b-l g- m-o-a i-s-e-y-? ----------------------------- sinaee bol ge mwoga iss-eoyo?
Go to the old city. 구--지- -세요. 구---- 가--- 구-가-로 가-요- ---------- 구시가지로 가세요. 0
gu-i-a-ilo--a--y-. g--------- g------ g-s-g-j-l- g-s-y-. ------------------ gusigajilo gaseyo.
Go on a city tour. 도시--을 -세요. 도---- 하--- 도-관-을 하-요- ---------- 도시관광을 하세요. 0
dos--wa---an---u- ------. d---------------- h------ d-s-g-a-g-a-g-e-l h-s-y-. ------------------------- dosigwangwang-eul haseyo.
Go to the harbour / harbor (am.). 항-- ---. 항-- 가--- 항-로 가-요- -------- 항구로 가세요. 0
ha-g--u-o-ga-ey-. h-------- g------ h-n---u-o g-s-y-. ----------------- hang-gulo gaseyo.
Go on a harbour / harbor (am.) tour. 항구------를----. 항- 관- 투-- 하--- 항- 관- 투-를 하-요- -------------- 항구 관광 투어를 하세요. 0
ha-g-gu-g--ng--n- t--ol-ul h--ey-. h------ g-------- t------- h------ h-n---u g-a-g-a-g t-e-l-u- h-s-y-. ---------------------------------- hang-gu gwangwang tueoleul haseyo.
Are there any other places of interest? 다른--미-운 곳들이 ---? 다- 흥--- 곳-- 있--- 다- 흥-로- 곳-이 있-요- ---------------- 다른 흥미로운 곳들이 있어요? 0
d-l--n -eungm----n----d-ul---iss-e-yo? d----- h---------- g-------- i-------- d-l-u- h-u-g-i-o-n g-s-e-l-i i-s-e-y-? -------------------------------------- daleun heungmiloun gosdeul-i iss-eoyo?

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