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"Stop here, please" in Korean: 여기 세워 주세요

여기 세워 주세요yeogi sewo juseyo

Say it: yeogi sewo juseyophrase/jʌki sewʌ tɕusejo/

Stop here, please in Korean is 여기 세워 주세요 (yeogi sewo juseyo). 세워 주세요 asks the driver to stop the vehicle; 서 주세요 asks a person to stand or stop themselves.

Stop here, please: starting the exchange

여기 세워 주세요. 감사합니다.

yeogi sewo juseyo. gamsahamnida.

Please stop here. Thank you.
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How to pronounce 여기 세워 주세요

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yeogi sewo juseyo

/jʌki sewʌ tɕusejo/

여기 세워 주세요 is read yeogi sewo juseyo. In 여기에서 세워 주세요, read the full phrase as yeogieseo sewo juseyo.

"Stop here, please" in Korean: quick reference

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여기 세워 주세요yeogi sewo juseyoStop here, please

The inventory form for stop here, please.

여기에서 세워 주세요yeogieseo sewo juseyoplease stop here

세워 주세요 asks the driver to stop the vehicle; 서 주세요 asks a person to stand or stop themselves.

How to use 여기 세워 주세요 in real life

  1. 1Stop here, please: starting the exchange

    여기 세워 주세요. 감사합니다.

    yeogi sewo juseyo. gamsahamnida.

    Please stop here. Thank you.

    세워 주세요 asks the driver to stop the vehicle; 서 주세요 asks a person to stand or stop themselves.

  2. 2Stop here, please: adding useful context

    편의점 앞에 여기 세워 주세요.

    pyeonuijeom ape yeogi sewo juseyo.

    Please stop here in front of the convenience store.

    This sentence places 여기 세워 주세요 in a complete exchange.

  3. 3Stop here, please: a different conversation

    괜찮으면 여기 세워 주세요.

    gwaenchanheumyeon yeogi sewo juseyo.

    Please stop here if that is okay.

    This sentence places 여기 세워 주세요 in a complete exchange.

Mistakes English speakers make with 여기 세워 주세요

Incorrect: 여기 세워 주으세요. 감사합니다.

Correct: 여기 세워 주세요. 감사합니다.

When practicing stop here, please, the vowel-final stem 주 takes 세요 directly; do not add 으. The complete correction is 여기 세워 주세요. 감사합니다.

Incorrect: 여기 세워 주세요. 감사하습니다.

Correct: 여기 세워 주세요. 감사합니다.

When practicing stop here, please, after the vowel-final 하 stem, the formal polite ending is ㅂ니다, giving 합니다. The complete correction is 여기 세워 주세요. 감사합니다.

Good to know

세워 주세요 asks the driver to stop the vehicle; 서 주세요 asks a person to stand or stop themselves.

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Tutor-led travel and directions study exercise: two sentences with 여기 세워 주세요

  1. Partner

    이 표현을 사용해서 한 문장 말해 볼까요?

    i pyohyeoneul sayonghaeseo han munjang malhae bolkkayo?

    Shall we say a sentence using this expression?

  2. You

    여기 세워 주세요. 감사합니다.

    yeogi sewo juseyo. gamsahamnida.

    Please stop here. Thank you.

  3. Partner

    좋아요. 다른 문장으로도 연습해 볼까요?

    joayo. dareun munjangeurodo yeonseupae bolkkayo?

    Good. Shall we practice with another sentence too?

  4. You

    편의점 앞에 여기 세워 주세요.

    pyeonuijeom ape yeogi sewo juseyo.

    Please stop here in front of the convenience store.

This is a sample dialogue for reading aloud. Try both parts, then replace a detail with one from your own life.

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FAQ

Common questions about "Stop here, please" in Korean

What does 여기 세워 주세요 mean?

Stop here, please in Korean is 여기 세워 주세요 (yeogi sewo juseyo). 세워 주세요 asks the driver to stop the vehicle; 서 주세요 asks a person to stand or stop themselves.

When should I say 여기에서 세워 주세요?

세워 주세요 asks the driver to stop the vehicle; 서 주세요 asks a person to stand or stop themselves.

How does 여기에서 세워 주세요 differ from the basic expression?

여기에서 세워 주세요 means “please stop here”. 세워 주세요 asks the driver to stop the vehicle; 서 주세요 asks a person to stand or stop themselves.

Can I use 여기 세워 주세요 in a full sentence?

여기 세워 주세요. 감사합니다. means “Please stop here. Thank you.” 세워 주세요 asks the driver to stop the vehicle; 서 주세요 asks a person to stand or stop themselves.

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