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Log 5 - 한국 음식이 어때요?
Before talking what have I learned today, I want to say I'll start writing the titles of my notebook in a 'Korean' way. (wow what a big leap!) Is there a certain rule of how the title should be written in Korea? I haven't started reading Korean newspapers or books yet, so I don't know. By the way, how to write 'log 1, log 2, log 3...' in Korean words?well, I think 일기(diary) or 연습장(notepad) are batter. Actually, italki also named 연습장.
Or if you want formal way, 오늘의 주제(it's sort of articles or textbooks. haha)
Today, I learned some adjectives describing food. I suddenly recalled I had a dinner in a Korean restaurant 3 weeks ago. Let's see how would I had put these newly-learned words in action if I had learned these words before I went to the restaurant.
I walked into the restaurant.
Waitress: Welcome, how many are you?
Me: 일 개예요. > 한 명이요. or 혼자 왔어요.
개 only use thing. not use person.
Waitress: This way please. Here is the menu.
I read through the menu.
Waitress: Are you ready to order?
Me: 네, 비빔밥이에요. (Is this right?)
네, 비빔밥으로 주세요. or 비빔밥으로 할게요.
just casual 네, 비빔밥요.
Waitress: Ok, is there anything else?
Me: 아니요. or 아니요, 괜찮아요. / 아니요, 없어요.
Waitress: Ok, please wait.
So I waited, looked around and described the restaurant in Korean:
식당이 넓어요. 그리고 고객(or 손님)이 많아요. 의자는 참 좋아요.
Few minutes later, the waitress brought the food to my table. I started eating the food, thinking:
비빔밥이 아주 맛있어요.
After finishing the food, I sat down for a while, thinking random stuff. Then I walked to the cashier to pay the check, and left. Overall, I like the Korean food. They are delicious. With these newly-learned Korean words, I bet I can go to Korea and won't get starved there because I can at least order food there, which is very important tip to survive in Korea if I ever go to Korea in the future.
Thanks for reading my note. Please tell me what will the waiters actually say and serve in Korea if they speak Korean.
Waitress: Welcome, how many are you? > 어서오세요. 몇 분이세요? 몇 분이서 오셨어요?
Me: 일 개예요. > 한 명이요. or 혼자 왔어요.
개 only use thing. not use person.
Waitress: This way please. Here is the menu. 이쪽으로 오시죠. 메뉴는 여기 있습니다.
I read through the menu.
Waitress: Are you ready to order? 주문하시겠습니까? 주문하시겠어요?
Me: 네, 비빔밥이에요. (Is this right?)
네, 비빔밥으로 주세요. or 비빔밥으로 할게요.
just casual 네, 비빔밥요.
Waitress: Ok, is there anything else? 더 필요하신 건 없으신가요?
Me: 아니요. or 아니요, 괜찮아요. / 아니요, 없어요.
Waitress: Ok, please wait. 알겠습니다. 잠시만 기다려주세요.
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