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Learning Korean for travel or study? Let’s try this term:
To say do you speak english? in Korean: Yeongeo Hal Jul Aseyo?
Say it out loud: “Young Uh Hal Jool Ah Se Yo?“
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Some more helpful words in our Korean Courtesy/Questions category:
...the bathroom – ...Hwajangsil (…Hwa Jang Shil)
come with me – Iri Oseyo. (Ee Ri Oh Se Yo.)
do you speak english? – Yeongeo Hal Jul Aseyo? (Young Uh Hal Jool Ah Se Yo?)
excellent – Aju Johayo. (Ah Joo Jo Ah Yo.)
excuse me – Sillyehapnida. (Shil Le Ham Ni Da.)
excuse me (to get past) – Jamsimanyo. (Jam Shi Man Yo.)
good / bad – Johayo. / Nappayo. (Jo Ah Yo. / Na Bba Yo.)
how do you say…? – …Ga Mwoyeyo? (…Ga Mo Ae Yo?)
how much is this? – Igeoneun Eolmayeyo? (Ee Go Nun Uhl Ma Ae Yo?)
maybe – Amado (Ah Ma Do)
no problem – Gwaenchanhayo. (Gwen Chan Ah Yo.)
please – Butakhaeyo. (Boo Taak Hae Yo.)
sorry – Mianhapnida. (Mi An Ham Ni Da.)
thank you – Gamsahapnida. (Gam Sa Ham Ni Da.)
thanks – Gomawoyo. (Go Ma Wo Yo.)
what is that? – Jeogeoneun Mwoyeyo? (Jo Go Nun Mo Ae Yo?)
where is… – …Ga Eodiipnikka? (…Ga Uh Dee Im Ni Ka?)
yes / no – Ne / Aniyo (Ne / Ah Nee Yo.)
you are welcome – Cheonmaneyo. (Chun Man Ae Yo.)
And here’s how to say do you speak english? in other languages!
Arabic–Hal Tatakalam Al Englezya? (hal ta ta ka lam al eng le zya)
Chinese–Nǐ Huì Shuō Yīngwén Ma (Nee Hway Shwo Ing Wen Ma)
Croatian–govorite li engleski? (go vuh ree tee lee engleskee)
Czech–Mluvíte anglicky? (mloo vee tay AHN glits kee?)
Finnish–puhutko englantia? (poh whot koh engl un tia)
French–Parlez-vous anglais? (pah lay voo ahn glay)
German–sprechen sie english? (shpreh kin see english?)
Italian–parla inglese? (Par lah in gley say)
Japanese–Eigo Wo Hanashi Masuka? (Eh Ee Goh Woh Hah Nah Shee Mass Kah?)
Korean–Yeongeo Hal Jul Aseyo? (Young Uh Hal Jool Ah Se Yo?)
Polish–Czy mówisz po angielsku? (chee moo veesh' po an gyel' skoo?)
Portuguese–Fala Inglês? (Fah lah een gles?)
Russian–Vy govorite po angliyski? (Vy gah vah ree tye poh ahn gleey skee?)
Spanish–¿habla inglés? (ah blah een glāce?)
Swahili–Kiingereza? (kin geh reh zah)
Thai–Phut Phasa Angkrit Dai Mai (POOT pah sah ahng greet DAI mai?)
Turkish–İngilizce konuşmak? (een guh liz ya ko nush muk?)
Vietnamese–Bạn Có Nói Tiếng Anh Không? (Ban Caw Noi Tien Anh Khom?)
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