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주세요: make a simple café order
Request one or two cups politely using 주세요.
Quick phrase
물 한 잔 주세요.One glass of water, please.
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주세요 means “please give me” in an ordinary request. A café order can be short: 물 한 잔 주세요. 잔 counts cups or glasses of a drink. 커피 두 잔 주세요 requests two cups of coffee.
Listen and choose
Listen first. Choose what you hear. This optional practice does not change your saved quiz score.
One glass of water, please.
Two cups of coffee, please.
This one, please.
Useful basics on this page
One apple.
How much is this?
The counter depends on what you count: 개 for general items, 잔 for cups/glasses. Object particles can be omitted in these common concise requests. 주세요 is useful and polite in this service context; politeness also depends on tone and situation. No payment or order is actually placed by this lesson.
Try it yourself
Which counter fits cups of coffee in this lesson?
Choose two coffees, please.
Which asks to receive an item?
Build “One glass of water, please.”
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RETRIEVE BEFORE YOU REVEAL
Say it in your own time.
Order two coffees, then ask an imaginary price.
커피 두 잔 주세요. 얼마예요?
This is your own speaking check; pronunciation is not recorded or graded.
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