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gireul ireosseoyo
길을 잃었어요
I'm lost
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Korean Courtesy PhrasesModerate
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길을 잃었어요 means "I'm lost" in English. The romanization is gireul ireosseoyo.
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eodi
어디
Where
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jido
지도
Map
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juseyo
주세요
Please / give me
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yeongeo ganeunghaseyo
영어 가능하세요?
Do you speak English?
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jinjja
진짜
Really
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dasi malsseumhae juseyo
다시 말씀해 주세요
Please say it again
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