[#24] 🎧How to Say 'Please Give Me More ___' in Korean

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How to Say 'Please Give Me More ___' in Korean

 

When you're dining in Korea 

and find yourself wanting more rice, 

side dishes, or other items, 

today's phrase will come in handy.

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The phrase "___ 좀 더 주세요."

( ___ jom deo ju-se-yo )

Meaning: Please give me more ___. 
Here’s the breakdown: 

___ (object): Specify what you want more of
(e.g., 밥 [bap]: rice, 반찬 [ban-chan]: side dishes).

좀 (jom): A polite way to say “a little” or “some.”

더 (deo): Means “more.”

주세요 (ju-se-yo): A polite way to say “please give.”

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you may say:
- Please give me more rice. : ( bap jom deo ju-se-yo )

 

- Please give me more side dishes. : ( ban-chan jom deo ju-se-yo )

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Staff might respond:
 - Sure, just a moment! : ( ne, jam-shi-man-yo )

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In Korean restaurants, 

it's common to request more side dishes

without any additional charge.

These are considered part of the meal.

 

However, always be polite

when making the request to show appreciation

for this unique dining culture.

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With this simple phrase, 

you'll feel right at home in a restaurant. 

Happy dining

and enjoy the delicious side dishes!

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