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Where is the tourist information office? 여행---- 어---? 여행안내소가 어디예요? 여----- 어---? 여행---- 어---? 여-안-소- 어-예-? ------------
y--------a-------- e-------? ye---------------- e-------? yeohaeng-annaesoga eodiyeyo? y-o-a-n--a-n-e-o-a e-d-y-y-? ----------------------------
Do you have a city map for me? 도시 지-- 있--? 도시 지도가 있어요? 도- 지-- 있--? 도시 지-- 있--? 도- 지-가 있-요? -----------
d--- j----- i---e---? do-- j----- i-------? dosi jidoga iss-eoyo? d-s- j-d-g- i-s-e-y-? ---------------------
Can one reserve a room here? 여기- 호--- 예-- 수 있--? 여기서 호텔방을 예약할 수 있어요? 여-- 호--- 예-- 수 있--? 여기- 호--- 예-- 수 있--? 여-서 호-방- 예-할 수 있-요? -------------------
y------- h---------e-- y------- s- i---e---? ye------ h------------ y------- s- i-------? yeogiseo hotelbang-eul yeyaghal su iss-eoyo? y-o-i-e- h-t-l-a-g-e-l y-y-g-a- s- i-s-e-y-? --------------------------------------------
Where is the old city? 구시--- 어---? 구시가지는 어디예요? 구---- 어---? 구시--- 어---? 구-가-는 어-예-? -----------
g----------- e-------? gu---------- e-------? gusigajineun eodiyeyo? g-s-g-j-n-u- e-d-y-y-? ----------------------
Where is the cathedral? 성당- 어---? 성당은 어디예요? 성-- 어---? 성당- 어---? 성-은 어-예-? ---------
s---------e-- e-------? se----------- e-------? seongdang-eun eodiyeyo? s-o-g-a-g-e-n e-d-y-y-? -----------------------
Where is the museum? 박물-- 어---? 박물관은 어디예요? 박--- 어---? 박물-- 어---? 박-관- 어-예-? ----------
b----------e-- e-------? ba------------ e-------? bagmulgwan-eun eodiyeyo? b-g-u-g-a--e-n e-d-y-y-? ------------------------
Where can one buy stamps? 어디- 우-- 살 수 있--? 어디서 우표를 살 수 있어요? 어-- 우-- 살 수 있--? 어디- 우-- 살 수 있--? 어-서 우-를 살 수 있-요? ----------------
e------ u------- s-- s- i---e---? eo----- u------- s-- s- i-------? eodiseo upyoleul sal su iss-eoyo? e-d-s-o u-y-l-u- s-l s- i-s-e-y-? ---------------------------------
Where can one buy flowers? 어디- 꽃- 살 수 있--? 어디서 꽃을 살 수 있어요? 어-- 꽃- 살 수 있--? 어디- 꽃- 살 수 있--? 어-서 꽃- 살 수 있-요? ---------------
e------ k-----e-- s-- s- i---e---? eo----- k-------- s-- s- i-------? eodiseo kkoch-eul sal su iss-eoyo? e-d-s-o k-o-h-e-l s-l s- i-s-e-y-? ----------------------------------
Where can one buy tickets? 어디- 표- 살 수 있--? 어디서 표를 살 수 있어요? 어-- 표- 살 수 있--? 어디- 표- 살 수 있--? 어-서 표- 살 수 있-요? ---------------
e------ p------ s-- s- i---e---? eo----- p------ s-- s- i-------? eodiseo pyoleul sal su iss-eoyo? e-d-s-o p-o-e-l s-l s- i-s-e-y-? --------------------------------
Where is the harbour / harbor (am.)? 항구- 어---? 항구가 어디예요? 항-- 어---? 항구- 어---? 항-가 어-예-? ---------
h----g--- e-------? ha------- e-------? hang-guga eodiyeyo? h-n--g-g- e-d-y-y-? -------------------
Where is the market? 시장- 어---? 시장이 어디예요? 시-- 어---? 시장- 어---? 시-이 어-예-? ---------
s------i e-------? si------ e-------? sijang-i eodiyeyo? s-j-n--i e-d-y-y-? ------------------
Where is the castle? 성이 어---? 성이 어디예요? 성- 어---? 성이 어---? 성- 어-예-? --------
s-----i e-------? se----- e-------? seong-i eodiyeyo? s-o-g-i e-d-y-y-? -----------------
When does the tour begin? 투어- 언- 시---? 투어는 언제 시작해요? 투-- 언- 시---? 투어- 언- 시---? 투-는 언- 시-해-? ------------
t------- e---- s---------? tu------ e---- s---------? tueoneun eonje sijaghaeyo? t-e-n-u- e-n-e s-j-g-a-y-? --------------------------
When does the tour end? 투어- 언- 끝--? 투어는 언제 끝나요? 투-- 언- 끝--? 투어- 언- 끝--? 투-는 언- 끝-요? -----------
t------- e---- k--------? tu------ e---- k--------? tueoneun eonje kkeutnayo? t-e-n-u- e-n-e k-e-t-a-o? -------------------------
How long is the tour? 투어- 얼-- 걸--? 투어는 얼마나 걸려요? 투-- 얼-- 걸--? 투어- 얼-- 걸--? 투-는 얼-나 걸-요? ------------
t------- e------ g---------? tu------ e------ g---------? tueoneun eolmana geollyeoyo? t-e-n-u- e-l-a-a g-o-l-e-y-? ----------------------------
I would like a guide who speaks German. 독어- 하- 가--- 원--. 독어를 하는 가이드를 원해요. 독-- 하- 가--- 원--. 독어- 하- 가--- 원--. 독-를 하- 가-드- 원-요. ----------------
d---e----- h----- g--------- w-------. do-------- h----- g--------- w-------. dog-eoleul haneun gaideuleul wonhaeyo. d-g-e-l-u- h-n-u- g-i-e-l-u- w-n-a-y-. --------------------------------------
I would like a guide who speaks Italian. 이태--- 하- 가--- 원--. 이태리어를 하는 가이드를 원해요. 이---- 하- 가--- 원--. 이태--- 하- 가--- 원--. 이-리-를 하- 가-드- 원-요. ------------------
i----------- h----- g--------- w-------. it---------- h----- g--------- w-------. itaelieoleul haneun gaideuleul wonhaeyo. i-a-l-e-l-u- h-n-u- g-i-e-l-u- w-n-a-y-. ----------------------------------------
I would like a guide who speaks French. 불어- 하- 가--- 원--. 불어를 하는 가이드를 원해요. 불-- 하- 가--- 원--. 불어- 하- 가--- 원--. 불-를 하- 가-드- 원-요. ----------------
b---e----- h----- g--------- w-------. bu-------- h----- g--------- w-------. bul-eoleul haneun gaideuleul wonhaeyo. b-l-e-l-u- h-n-u- g-i-e-l-u- w-n-a-y-. --------------------------------------

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