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"Which bus goes to…?" in Korean: … 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

… 가는 버스가 뭐예요?… ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?

Say it: … ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?phrase/kanɯn pʌsɯka mwʌjejo/

Which bus goes to…? in Korean is … 가는 버스가 뭐예요? (… ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?). 가는 modifies 버스 to identify its destination; 몇 번 버스예요? asks a route number more explicitly.

Which bus goes to…?: starting the exchange

공항 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

gonghang ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?

Which bus goes to the airport?
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How to pronounce … 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

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… ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?

/kanɯn pʌsɯka mwʌjejo/

… 가는 버스가 뭐예요? is read … ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?. In 공항 가는 버스가 뭐예요?, read the full phrase as gonghang ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?.

"Which bus goes to…?" in Korean: quick reference

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… 가는 버스가 뭐예요?… ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?Which bus goes to…?

The inventory form for which bus goes to…?.

공항 가는 버스가 뭐예요?gonghang ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?which bus goes to the airport?

가는 modifies 버스 to identify its destination; 몇 번 버스예요? asks a route number more explicitly.

How to use … 가는 버스가 뭐예요? in real life

  1. 1Which bus goes to…?: starting the exchange

    공항 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

    gonghang ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?

    Which bus goes to the airport?

    가는 modifies 버스 to identify its destination; 몇 번 버스예요? asks a route number more explicitly.

  2. 2Which bus goes to…?: adding useful context

    역 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

    yeok ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?

    Which bus goes to the station?

    This sentence places … 가는 버스가 뭐예요? in a complete exchange.

  3. 3Which bus goes to…?: a different conversation

    이 동네에서 시내 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

    i dongneeseo sinae ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?

    Which bus goes downtown from this neighborhood?

    This sentence places … 가는 버스가 뭐예요? in a complete exchange.

Mistakes English speakers make with … 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

Incorrect: 공항 가는 버스이 뭐예요?

Correct: 공항 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

When practicing which bus goes to…, 버스 ends in a vowel, so this sentence needs 버스가, not 버스이.

Incorrect: 공항 가는 버스가 뭐에요?

Correct: 공항 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

When practicing which bus goes to…, the noun copula contraction is 예요 here, not 에요. The complete correction is 공항 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

Good to know

가는 modifies 버스 to identify its destination; 몇 번 버스예요? asks a route number more explicitly.

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Tutor-led travel and directions study exercise: two sentences with … 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

  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

    공항 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

    gonghang ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?

    Which bus goes to the airport?

  3. Partner

    좋아요. 다른 문장으로도 연습해 볼까요?

    joayo. dareun munjangeurodo yeonseupae bolkkayo?

    Good. Shall we practice with another sentence too?

  4. You

    역 가는 버스가 뭐예요?

    yeok ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?

    Which bus goes to the station?

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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Common questions about "Which bus goes to…?" in Korean

What does … 가는 버스가 뭐예요? mean?

Which bus goes to…? in Korean is … 가는 버스가 뭐예요? (… ganeun beoseuga mwoyeyo?). 가는 modifies 버스 to identify its destination; 몇 번 버스예요? asks a route number more explicitly.

When should I say 공항 가는 버스가 뭐예요??

가는 modifies 버스 to identify its destination; 몇 번 버스예요? asks a route number more explicitly.

How does 공항 가는 버스가 뭐예요? differ from the basic expression?

공항 가는 버스가 뭐예요? means “which bus goes to the airport?”. 가는 modifies 버스 to identify its destination; 몇 번 버스예요? asks a route number more explicitly.

Can I use … 가는 버스가 뭐예요? in a full sentence?

공항 가는 버스가 뭐예요? means “Which bus goes to the airport?” 가는 modifies 버스 to identify its destination; 몇 번 버스예요? asks a route number more explicitly.

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