Ask the price, order exactly what you want, and hand over a card — one new pattern does almost all of the work.
주세요 ("please give me") turns almost any noun into a request. Add a number and a counter, and you can order anything.
이거 is the everyday spoken form of 이것 (Lesson 3). You'll hear it constantly while shopping: "이거 얼마예요?" — how much is this?
"Please give me ___." Add a Native Korean number + counter before it: "커피 두 잔 주세요" — two coffees, please.
Shopping vocabulary and two counter words.
🔊 Uses your browser's built-in Korean voice — no download needed.
Pick an item, a quantity, and a counter — the Native Korean number changes shape automatically, just like age did in Lesson 6.
Pick a price tag — reusing the Sino-Korean reader from Lesson 6.
A short shopping exchange, start to finish.
10 questions on ordering and prices.