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Let’s say you’re visiting in Korea and you need to get someplace, but you don’t want to walk. You look on the street and see this coming towards you:

빈차 (bin-cha) means “empty car”. This means that this taxi does not have anyone in it. If the light is off or it says 예약 (ye-yag), this means “reserved”, so there is someone already inside. Most taxis will have a GPS system, so if you simply give them the address in Korean that you are looking for, they can punch it in and take you there. (I recommend you use Naver Maps).

Once you have reached your destination, you can simply say 여기 세워주세요 (yeo-gi-se-weo-ju-se-yo), which means “please stop here”.

rihyo:

My requested tutorial on how I make my GIFs! I hope I’m able to help some of you :)

저 아직 기억하세요? | (jeo-a-jig-gi-eog-ha-se-yo) | Do you still remember me?

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