[#34] How to Say 'Is It on the Right/Left?' in Korean

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How to Say 'Is It on the Right/Left?' in Korean 

 

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The phrase "오른쪽이에요?"

( o-reun-jjok-i-e-yo? )

Meaning: "Is it on the right?"

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The phrase "왼쪽이에요?"

( oen-jjok-i-e-yo? )

Meaning: "Is it on the left?"

Here’s the breakdown: 

오른쪽 (o-reun-jjok): Right side

왼쪽 (oen-jjok): Left side

이에요 (i-e-yo): Is it...?

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You may ask:
- Is it on the right? : ( o-reun-jjok-i-e-yo? )

 

- Is it on the left? : ( oen-jjok-i-e-yo? )

 

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Stranger or staff might respond:
 - Yes, it’s on the right : ( ne, o-reun-jjok-i-e-yo)

 

- No, it’s not on the left. : ( a-ni-yo, oen-jjok-i a-ni-e-yo )

 

- If you go straight, it’s on the left. : ( jik-jin-ha-myeon oen-jjok-e i-sseo-yo )

 

- Turn to the right. : ( o-reun-jjok-eu-ro dol-a-ga-se-yo )

 

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Navigating in Korea 

often involves understanding landmarks 

rather than specific street names. 

Locals might point towards visible landmarks 

to help you find your way. 

 

Don’t hesitate to ask again 

if you’re unsure, 

as Koreans are usually happy to help travelers!

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Knowing how to confirm directions

will make your Korean adventures smoother.

 

Try these phrases

to navigate confidently in Korea!

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