There were many lessons we learned from the K-drama “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay” and one of them was how to tell a receptionist that you need a room, for whatever it is you need it for.
This is the topic of the third episode of the Inquirer podcast “Let’s Talk Oppa.” The Korean word “Juseyo” is one of the most useful terms you can learn. It means “Please give me.”
You can especially use this word when eating in a restaurant to request for something politely. This phrase is perfect for travelers who are familiar with Korean food. They can easily request for kimchi, naengmyeon, bibimbap and samgyeopsal and the servers will understand them.
This episode also discusses other table manners that you will find useful when you are eating in a Korean restaurant.
“Let’s Talk Oppa” is an Inquirer podcast, powered by Pumapodcast. Korean language teacher in the University of the Philippines-Diliman Bae Kyung-min will be your guide in this episode. The show is hosted by Super K editor Ruth Navarra-Mayo. It is produced by Patricia Aquino and edited by Nina H Torralba. This episode is sponsored by Smart.
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