A practical guide to Korean taxi phrases covering how to address the driver, give an address, ask travel time, request a stop, get out, pay by card, ask for a receipt, and distinguish between 「가 주세요」, 「데려다주세요」, 「세워 주세요」, and 「내려 주세요」.
Tag: 韓文旅遊會話
How to Use Korean 「-는 김에」: “While You’re At It,” “Since You’re Already…” and the Difference From 「-는 길에」
Korean 「-는 김에/-(으)ㄴ 김에」 expresses doing something additional by taking advantage of an action or situation that is already planned, ongoing, or established. This guide explains the difference between 「가는 김에」 and 「간 김에」, how 「김에」 works with 「이왕/기왕」, and why it differs from 「-는 길에」「-다가」「-면서」 and 「-(으)ㄹ 때」. It also includes everyday shopping, work, and travel examples and compares Korean 「-는 김에」 with Japanese 「〜ついでに」.