BDB Gathering: I'd like a latte, please.
BDB Gathering (24/05/28) : I'd like a latte, please.
안녕하세요!
Hello, this is Hoorimi from BDB KOREAN. In our recent gathering, we practiced conversation using the content from our blog post "12 Useful Korean Phrases Used in Coffee Shops."
https://www.bdbkorean.com/post/useful-korean-phrases
The session proceeded as follows: first, we familiarized ourselves with the 12 phrases, then we reviewed and organized the words and grammar we were unsure about. After that, we practiced conversations using the phrases we had learned.
I hope this is helpful for all of you! And I look forward to seeing you at our next session!
1. Vocabulary
2. Grammar
1. V/A + -ㄹ/을까요?
This ending is used to ask someone a question or to make a suggestion. It’s similar to saying “Shall we...?” or “Will...?” in English.
Use -ㄹ까요? after a verb stem ending in a vowel.
Use -을까요? after a verb stem ending in a consonant.
Examples:
같이 영화(를) 볼까요? (Shall we watch a movie together?)
내일 비(가) 올까요? (Will it rain tomorrow?)
2. V/A+-지만
This ending means “but” or “although” and is used to contrast two clauses.
Examples:
저는 피자를 좋아하지만 제 친구는 싫어해요. (I like pizza, but my friend doesn’t.)
공부해야 하지만 너무 피곤해요. (I need to study, but I’m very tired.)
3. 아/어도 되다
This grammar structure is used to ask for or give permission, meaning “Is it okay to...?” or “You may...”.
Use -아도 되다 after verb stems ending in ㅏ or ㅗ.
Use -어도 되다 after verb stems ending in other vowels.
Use -해도 되다 for 하다 verbs.
Examples:
여기 앉아도 돼요? (Is it okay to sit here?)
물(을) 마셔도 돼요. (You may drink water.)
3. Conversation
직원: 어서오세요.
Welcome
손님: 안녕하세요. 주문할게요.
Hello. I’ll order
직원: 네, 뭘로 하시겠어요?
Yes, what would you like?
손님: 음… 잠시만요. 메뉴 좀 볼게요.
Hmm… please, just a moment. I’ll look at the menu.
직원: 네, 천천히 하세요.
Yes, take your time.
손님: 네, 이제 됐어요. 라떼 하나주세요.
I’m ready. I’d like a latte, please.
직원: 사이즈는 뭘로 드릴까요?
What size would you like?
손님: 그란데요.
Grande, please.
직원: 네, 아이스로 드릴까요, 핫으로[하스로] 드릴까요?
Yes, would you like it iced or hot?
손님: 아이스로 주세요.
I’d like it iced
직원: 드시고 가세요? 테이크아웃이세요? [테이크아우시세요]
For here or to go?
손님: 테이크아웃이요.
To go.
직원: 다른 거 더 필요한거 있으세요?
Do you need anything else?
손님: 없어요.
No, that’s all
직원: 포인트 사용이나 적립[정닙]하세요?
Would you like to use points or save points?
손님: 아니요.
No.
직원: 영수증 드릴까요?
Do you need a receipt?
손님: 네.
Yes, please.
직원: 혹시 주차하셨어요?
Well… did you park your car?
손님: 아니요. 괜찮아요.
No, It’s okay.
직원: 네, 곧 준비해드릴게요.
Yes, I’ll have it ready soon.
손님: 네, 알겠습니다.
Okay, got it.
직원: 앞에 손님들 많아서 15분 정도 걸려요.
It takes about 15 minutes because there are a lot of customers ahead of you.
손님: 네.
Okay.
직원: 아! 손님 진동벨 들고 가셔야죠.
Ah! you should take your buzzer!
손님: 아! 깜빡했어요! 네~ 감사합니다.
Oh! I forgot it! Thank you!
If you don’t drink coffee, you can ask like this!
**여기 커피 말고 다른거 있어요?
Is there anything else besides coffee here?
**여기 커피 말고 다른거 뭐가 맛있어요?
What else is good besides coffee here?
We successfully concluded our 6th gathering! Thank you!
Join us for the next gathering!😃