Korean Phrases for Restaurants (For Waiters)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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몇 분이세요?
[myeot bu-ni-se-yo?]
= How many are you?
예약하셨어요?
[ye-yak-ha-syeo-sseo-yo?]
= Have you made a reservation?
네, 들어오세요.
[ne, deu-reo-o-se-yo.]
= Yes, please come in.
죄송합니다, 지금 자리가 없네요.
[joe-song-ham-ni-da, ji-geum ja-ri-ga eop-ne-yo.]
= I'm sorry. There are no seats available now.
10분 정도 기다리셔야 될 것 같습니다.
[sip-bun jeong-do gi-da-ri-syeo-ya doel geot ga-sseum-ni-da.]
= I think you'll have to wait for about 10 minutes.
이쪽으로 앉으세요.
[i-jjo-geu-ro an-jeu-se-yo.]
= Please sit here.
안쪽으로 앉으세요.
[an-jjo-geu-ro an-jeu-se-yo.]
= Please sit inside.
편하신 데 앉으세요.
[pyeo-na-sin de an-jeu-se-yo.]
= Please sit where it's convenient for you.
주문 도와드릴까요?
[ju-mun do-wa-deu-ril-kka-yo?]
= Can I help you with your order?
주문 하시겠어요?
[ju-mun ha-si-ge-sseo-yo?]
= Would you like to order?
네, 잠시만요.
[ne, jam-si-man-yo.]
= OK. Just a moment.
곧 갖다 드리겠습니다.
[got gat-da deu-ri-ge-sseum-ni-da.]
= We'll bring it to you soon.
영수증 필요하세요?
[yeong-su-jeung pi-ryo-ha-se-yo?]
= Do you need a receipt?
감사합니다. 또 오세요.
[gam-sa-ham-ni-da. tto o-se-yo.]
= Thank you. Please come again.
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I watched this video this morning and I got to use it at work today with a group of ajummas who came to my restaurant! I feel like a boss!
사장님 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much!! I got hired to a Korean Restaurant and wanted to understand their way of working in restaurants and phrases. Thanks to you, I should be able to earn more tips & be a better worker hahaha
How did it go?
Thank you, I’m starting at a Korean restaurant so this is really helpful!
I am being hired soon to a Korean restaurant. So these phrases are really helpful for me. I want to serve Korean customers in a very politely way. Cause, Korean people respect each other and wish others' respect to them. BTW thank you guys ~^^
Look forward your another videos about most common and necessary phrases used in restaurants as a customer too and other phrases commonly used in every day life :)
This is so useful to me you can't even imagine, Thank you so much!
OMG!! YES!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I'm a waiter in a Chinese restaurant and many Koreans come to eat here so I've been wanting to learn how to help Korean customers in Korean haha.one question... How do you say "what would you like to drink?" I would LOVEE a part 2 on this :D
I absolutely love this video! Are you planning on making more of them? I'll be taking a job as a barista in Korea now and I can't find any info like this related to cafe jobs. If you have a video or lesson on that I would be forever grateful!!
I think most of us already get the hint that these phrases are being taught not to help us in case we work a Korean Restaurant, but so we understand what the waiter/waitress is saying to us as customers. Most travel phrase books only tell us how to order, but forget that a conversation is a two way street, and don't include what the other party may say. What's the point in speaking if you can't comprehend their response?
Thanks again :)
Thankyou so much you made it so much easier and your repetitiveness was perfect!
I work as a server at a retirement home with a korean couple who doesn't speak English too well so I want to be helpful and make their ordering easier, thank you so much for this.
I’m starting today. How was your experience?
@@Cuuhleerity oh good luck! I hope it goes well for you! for me personally, I like the job. always be patient with them and smile at them a lot, they like that. try not to argue w them about their orders if they change their mind, just kind of let them have the right and go get whatever food they want if possible. altho it might be a little extra work, if available, ask them if they would like any sauces or dressing to accompany their food, they appreciate small details like that, some dont, they just get straight to the point so you should to with those as well. take care👍
thank you so much for the great help you gave me because I'm a waiter at a Korean restaurant so I have to know the proper respect for Korean customers🥰🥰🥰
OMG THEY LOOK SO YOUNG
All these lessons teach us vocabulary and pronunciation, regardless of whether you would use the exact quotes!!
I’m studying in the hospitality industry which obviously involves face to face conversation with many people and their cultures, I’m so thankful for this video ❤️ i would love to see another similar video like this ❤️ thank you for this ☺️
These are sooooo useful - The best place to learn!
I just wanted to say that Kyung-hwa's Korean pronunciation is so very clear! I can distinguish almost 100% of the sounds even when she speaks at her normal pace. Thanks to all of you - you are all fabulous - and I'm glad that Kyung-hwa is now part of the team :D
I work in a coffee shop and a lot of my customers are Korean. I want to be able to better serve my customers
wow.. now thats the spirit !
Thanks a lot ^_^
It's important to understand what the waiters are saying as much as forming your own sentences!
This helps a lot ^_^
I just got hired at a new restaurant and 60% of the people I work with are Korean, so it’s probably easier for them if I can understand them speaking Korean. I don’t really need to speak it myself or read or write or anything, like I can talk English and they’ll get it, but learning to understand it should be easy enough so I’ll put in some work here. Thanks for the help :D
Thank you a whole lot. Really useful !
thank you...this video really helpful me...btw, we have our own restaurant ^__^
just meet many korean customer..their really happy i can speak korean with them...actually im speak the basic words only..hehehe..but korean customer really really nice...me also asked them to teach me bout korean language!
kyunghwa looks very natural behind the camera and is now fully showing her fun/smiley side haha!
This is really helpful! 감사합니다!I hope you continue this series. Can you also do one for public transport, meeting new people,accommodation etc...
This is very helpful! I love you both.
Thank you so much. I love watching how you teach.! Now slowly i understand and speak. 😊
I watch this vedio thank you ...and ilike this, More vedio please
How do you say "Why am I under arrest?" Not a very commonly used phrase, but I'm sure it's useful
i just realized that in english, we say "bye! thanks for coming!" but in korea, if u say that, it sounds kinda weird! lol and in korea, u say "please come again soon!" but in english speaking places, that sounds kinda weird too! lol
It’s very helpful video….
very helpful. recently we have a lot of korean tourists who want japanese food so it's hard to talk to them if they don't speak japanese or English. I only speak japanese and English so it's hard when I try to communicate with them and the ignore me or they stare at me confused.
Nice video
Please make another video on this!!
Thanks for the videos! but do you guys have quizes?? i mean not everyone gets to use this in everyday life and quizes would be good to test your knowledge. like havea voice clip and you select the answer of what they are saying or what oyu could say to them in responce to. also having phrases writing in korean and responding to them in korean, or selecting what the phrase means. would be very useful to have a quiz like that. :p 감사합니다.
Thank you
고맙습니다
Thanks so much but please show English phase together with Korean language too🙏😍
Thank you very much TTMIK if there are anymore sentences then this.
Plz upload it soon cause I am from nepal and I have been working in Korean restaurant here in nepal and I want to give my best service to Korean people's
Once again thank you very much
this is really helpfull!! thankyou soo much for the video. please keep posting. i'll subscribe your channel ♥
very good video for this pair to language learning~~!
how do you say "the waiter will be right with you?" I work as a hostess and i have trouble saying that please help!!
Finally, i can find the video with pharse using in restaurant or coffee shop. 충분해요
Sería genial que estas mismas lecciones las dieran en español, porque habemos muchos que lo hablamos que quisieramos también aprender el idioma Coreano. Saludos desde México.
Thanks so much. Can I know how to ask customer on whether he or she wants her food to be spicy or non-spicy or less spicy? Please help. Thanks so much.
"맵게 해드릴까요?"
[maebge haedeurilkkayo?] Do you want it to be spicy?
"짜게 해드릴까요?"
[jjage haedeurilkkayo?] Do you want it to be salty?
"덜 맵게 해드릴까요?"
[deol maebge haedeurilkkayo?] Do you want it to be less-spicy?
맵다 [maebda] : Spicy
짜다 [jjada] : Salty
:)
I work at a snackbar in an airport in the Netherlands, so stuff like please sit here don't really work XD Could you maybe explain how to tell korean guests how much it costs and what's inside the food and such >
I was wondering if waiters in Korea ask you if you enjoyed the meal / if it was good at the end of the meal.
Or come during the meal to ask you if everything is alright ? (like rightly cooked and stuff).
Waiters in France often do that, coming to see you and asking "is it good ? is the meat cooked the way you want it ? " or something
Do they do that in Korea ? Maybe in like fancier restaurants ?
How do you say these sentences in Korean ?
Please post some about serving like a korean menu... how to introduce food. How to expalin what they ordered. I am a new waitress and its so hard for me to accept orders because i dont know how to communicate to costumers.. my work is a 경복겅 here in incheon gajwa branch. Please help me. Thank you! This video makes me happy its so helpul to me.
hopefully you can come here to the Philippines and eat at Songdowon korean restaurant🥰🥰🥰
Can you please also do one for fast food restaurant. Like, Hi, how can I help you? Then, sizes of meals, Small, Medium, Large? Would you like some fries? What drink would you like? Enjoy your meal. Have a nice day. And stuff... Thanks.
Thanks TTMIK!! :D
Thank you so much for your video. Can I ask how can say this sentence "Do you have a special request for your order?" by the Korean language.
So I work in a vietnamese restaurant but I do have korean customers sometimes. If I am done taking their order can I say "네,알겟습니다?" Sorry if I spelled that wrong. Also, when the customers are leaving can I say "안녕히가세요?"
How would you say “do you guys need anything?” or “are you guys doing alright?”
Thanks!
i didn't find this lesson on HaruKorean. Please put it in. :)
can u make a video w the "at the movie theater" situation :))
How to say "would you like ---?"
For instance, if I'm asking the customer if they would like a water, could I say "물 원하세요?" or "물 원해요?"
Thank you!
ellooellooo you can say Noun + 드릴까요? For example, 물 드릴까요? 앞치마 드릴까요? Etc. sorry for the 4 years late reply 😅
What does myeot means please reply thnx! Keep up the good work too!
+DanielOu Gamer myeot means "how many" or "how much"
can you say gye sahn so pil yeoh hah seh yeoh ? or should one say yohng soo jeung ?
E/though I might not will using this in real live, but I'm for sure will act as a waitress infront of the mirror by myself lol XD
@eeJHan I'm not so sure, but I think they are largely interchangeable. The second one is kind of like "one more time", but I'm not 100% sure about that.
@bionikiim LOL me too!
Would you always use the honorific forms for clients. Say you are a company meeting with a client, what forms do you use? Also how would you refer to the client? By name and adding 씨?
How can I say "would you like to pay with card or cash?" And if they give me cash how can I say "do you need change?/would you like your change?"
How do you address the boss/restaurant owner if you're an employee?
@flowergirl512 really good idea ! i need that ^^
@RaincloudPlay this comment made me laugh so hard lmfao.
it's not "몇 분있어요?"?
thank you so much for this video! may I also ask, how do i say "we are closing in 10 minutes" in korean?
You can say 10분 뒤에 문 닫습니다 : )
How do you say "having here or on the go?" ?
If want to ask recommend food how to say
I will be working at Hall server can you please teach me some important words
whats the difference between 잠감만요(작감만?) and 잠시만요?
I think 잠시만요 is more formal
I have question. How can i call to the waiter/waitress politly if i need her service?
You can say Jeogiyo or Yeogiyo
How to say "enjoy your meal" in korean please ?
u can say: 맛있게 드세요!
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