[#44] 🎧 How to Say "Is This Tax-Free?" in Korean

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How to Say "Is This Tax-Free?" in Korean

 

 

 

The phrase "면세 가능해요?"

( myeon-se ga-neung-hae-yo? )

🗣 Meaning: "Is this tax-free?"

 

🔍Here’s the breakdown: 

면세 (myeon-se) – Tax exemption

가능해요 (ga-neung-hae-yo?) – Is it possible?

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You may ask:
- Is this tax-free? : ( myeon-se ga-neung-hae-yo? )

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Staff might respond:
 - Do you have a passport? : ( yeo-ggwon it-seu-se-yo? )

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You can respond:

 - Yes, I have it. : ( ne, it-seo-yo. )

 

 

 - No, I don't have it. : ( a-ni-yo, eop-seo-yo. )

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if you have a passport, the staff may respond:

 

 - Tax-free is available. : ( myeon-se ga-neung-ham-ni-da. )

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💡 Many department stores 

and popular tourist shopping areas in Korea 

offer a tax refund for foreigners. 

 

If tax-free shopping is available,

you usually need to present your passport

at the time of purchase.

 

After shopping, you can claim your tax refund

at the airport before departure.

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✅Now you know how to ask 

if something is tax-free in Korean! 

 

Don't forget to bring your passport 

when shopping for tax-free benefits!

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