DOES THIS KOREAN SENTENCE MAKE SENCE?
티켓 카운터에서 있는 사람한테 이거 주세요.
(please give this to the person at the ticket counter).

also in this situation would i use the particle 에 or 에서 at the end of ticket counter?

Question

DOES THIS KOREAN SENTENCE MAKE SENCE?
티켓 카운터에서 있는 사람한테 이거 주세요.
(please give this to the person at the ticket counter).

also in this situation would i use the particle 에 or 에서 at the end of ticket counter?

Answer

Yes, it makes sense if you use '에' instead of '에서'. You can use '에서' in the situation below.

Please give this to John at the ticket counter. 티켓 카운터에서 John한테 이거 주세요.

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I'm learning Korean myself, so I wouldn't trust my answer...but I think...
직원 is employee, 매표소 is ticket office...I would go with 한태 or 에게
매표소 직원에게 이거 좀 전해 줄래요?
the 을래요 makes it more polite, would you please give...

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