[#92] "Do You Have a Table for Two?" in Korean

How to Say "Do You Have a Table for Two?" in Korean

영어로 두 명 자리 있어요?

 

 

The phrase "두 명 자리 있어요?"

( du myeong ja-ri iss-eo-yo? )

🗣 Meaning: "Do you have a table for two?"
 
🔍Here’s the breakdown: 

✔️ 두 명 (du myeong) → Two people

✔️ 자리 (ja-ri) → Seat/Table

✔️ 있어요? (iss-eo-yo?) → Do you have?/Is there?

 

Use this phrase 
when you walk into a restaurant
without a reservation 
and want to check if there’s an available table for two.

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🧔🏻You:
- Do you have a table for two? : ( du myeong ja-ri iss-eo-yo? )

 

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👨🏻‍💼Restaurant Staff:
- Yes, I’ll show you to your table. : ( ne, i-jjok-eu-ro an-nae-hae deu-ril-ge-yo. )

 

OR

 

- Sorry, we’re fully booked right now. : ( joe-song-ham-ni-da. ji-geum man-seok-i-e-yo. )

 

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💡 In Korea, 

popular restaurants often have waiting system

where you take a number and wait for a table.

🔹 If the restaurant is full, you might hear:

There’s a waiting list. : (we-i-ting iss-eu-se-yo.)

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