Every trip starts at a desk. After 안녕하세요, the first thing to say there is not your name — it is 예약했어요, "I have a booking", literally "I booked". It is the past ending you met in The Little Words, on a verb you already half know: 예약 (booking) + 하다.
After that the desk asks for your name and your passport, and the rest is four or five questions that every guest asks. This lesson gives you those questions so you can ask them before you need the answers.
| Korean | Sound | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 체크인하고 싶어요 | chekeuinhago sipeoyo | I want to check in |
| 예약했어요 | yeyakaesseoyo | I have a booking |
| 예약하셨어요? | yeyakasyeosseoyo? | Do you have a booking? (staff) |
| 성함이 어떻게 되세요? | seonghami eotteoke doeseyo? | What is your name? (staff) |
| 여권 보여 주세요 | yeogwon boyeo juseyo | Your passport, please (staff) |
| 몇 박 하세요? | myeot bak haseyo? | How many nights are you staying? (staff) |