From walking in to paying the bill — in order, just like a real meal. 🍚
🍚 Walk in, order, pay. Tap each line and say it out loud. The staff lines are the ones you'll actually have to understand.
✨ Ordering formula — three blocks:
1불고기[bul-go-gi]the dish you want+2이인분[i-in-bun]how many 인분 = portions, for meat+3주세요[ju-se-yo]please give me
Put it together → 불고기 이인분 주세요.[bul-go-gi i-in-bun ju-se-yo]= Two portions of bulgogi, please.
Swap block 1 for any dish → 비빔밥 [bi-bim-bap] · 김치찌개 [gim-chi-jji-gae] · 삼겹살 [sam-gyeop-sal] Swap block 2 for how many. Meat is counted with 인분 [in-bun] = portions: 일인분 [i-rin-bun] = 1 · 이인분 [i-in-bun] = 2 · 삼인분 [sa-min-bun] = 3 Anything that isn't meat uses 개 [gae] = things, or 하나 [ha-na] = one: 김밥 두 개 주세요 [gim-bap du gae ju-se-yo] = Two gimbap, please. Block 3 never changes. 주세요 is the one word that turns anything into a polite request.
💬 Read it like a real conversation. The Server speaks on the left · you answer on the right. Tap a bubble to hear it — tap again to see the meaning.
👆 Tap a card to flip it & hear it in my voice 🔊 · Front = Korean · Back = meaning + how to use
🎯 Quiz Game (read the English, choose the Korean chunk)
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🍯 Yuna's Tip Side dishes (반찬) and water are free, and refills are free too. No tipping in Korea. Many tables have a call bell (호출벨) — press it instead of shouting. You usually pay at the counter, not the table.