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Today’s Phrase
왕복 티켓이 있어요?
wang·bok ti·ke·ot·i is·seo·yo
wangbok tikeoshi isseoyo?
Do you have a round-trip ticket?
Daily Tip
When booking travel in Korea, you’ll encounter 왕복 (round-trip) and 편도 (one-way) constantly. KTX (고속철도) tickets, air tickets, and bus tickets all use these terms. 왕복 is often discounted compared to two 편도 tickets — always worth checking.
Phrase Breakdown
왕복 티켓이
wangbok tikeoshi
round-trip ticket (subject)
왕복 (round trip) + 티켓 (ticket) + 이 (subject particle)
있어요?
isseoyo?
is there? / do you have?
있다 (to exist/have) → 있어요? polite question
Asks whether a round-trip ticket is available — essential for travel bookings.
Example Phrases
왕복으로 예약하고 싶어요.
Wangbogeuro yeyakago sipeoyo.
I’d like to book a round trip.
-으로 = by means of/as.
편도로 가고 왕복으로 돌아올 거예요.
Pyeondoro gago wangbogeuro doraol geoyeyo.
I’ll go one-way and return round-trip.
편도 = one-way; 돌아오다 = to come back.
왕복이랑 편도 중에 어느 게 더 싸요?
Wangbogirang pyeondo junge eoneu ge deo ssayo?
Which is cheaper, round trip or one-way?
어느 게 더 싸다 = which is cheaper.
Related Phrases
편도 티켓이에요?
pyeondo tikeoshieyo?
Is this a one-way ticket?
Asking about one-way travel.
몇 시 비행기예요?
myeot si bihaenggiyeyo?
What time is the flight?
Asking about flight departure time.
좌석 번호가 어떻게 돼요?
jwasek beonhoga eotteoke dwaeyo?
What is the seat number?
Checking assigned seat.
Quick Review
어머, 깜짝이야!
Can you recall what this means?
eomeo, kkamjjagiya!
Oh my, what a surprise!