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Today’s Phrase
더 주세요
deo ju·se·yo
deo juseyo
Please give me more
Cultural Insight
Korean restaurants typically provide 무한 리필 (unlimited refills) of 반찬 (side dishes) and soup at no extra cost. Asking for 더 주세요 is perfectly natural and expected. Koreans love generous servings — don’t be shy about requesting more 반찬!
Phrase Breakdown
더
deo
more, additionally
Adverb meaning ‘more’
주세요
juseyo
please give me
주다 (give) + -세요 (polite request)
Requests an additional amount of something.
Example Phrases
물 좀 더 주세요.
Mul jom deo juseyo.
Please give me more water.
좀 softens the request.
반찬 더 주실 수 있어요?
Banchan deo jusil su isseoyo?
Could you give me more side dishes?
반찬 = Korean side dishes served with meals.
시간이 좀 더 필요해요.
Sigani jom deo piryohaeyo.
I need a little more time.
필요하다 = to need.
Related Phrases
됐어요, 괜찮아요
dwaesseoyo, gwaenchanayo
I’m good, no more thanks
Declining additional servings.
리필 돼요?
ripil dwaeyo?
Can I get a refill?
Asking if something is refillable.
무한 리필이에요?
muhan ripilieyo?
Is it unlimited refill?
Asking about unlimited refill service.
Quick Review
벌써 100일이 됐어요
Can you recall what this means?
beolsseo baegiri dwaesseoyo
It’s already been 100 days