Learn Korean: Shopping For Clothes In Korean
Let's dive into some essential Korean phrases for confidently shopping for clothes, going beyond the basics. "Deopibang" is how you say "fitting room" in Korean. Want to compliment something stylish? Use "meotjaeng-i." Could you tell me where the deopibang is? Everyone loves a good deal! Ask about a "hal-in" or discount. Is there a hal-in on this item? Instead of just saying it's nice, try "jal eo-ulleo," meaning "this looks good on you." Tell your friend, "jal eo-ulleo!" when they try something on. If something doesn't fit quite right, you can say, "jogeum keuda," meaning "a little too big." This shirt is '-'. Now you're ready to shop like a pro! Practice these phrases, and I'll see you in the next video!
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