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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Korean with Fexingo, episode two hundred. I'm Lucas, and, as always, I'm joined by the wonderful Luna. Luna: Hey everyone! I'm Luna, and Lucas, I have to say, I'm feeling a little hungry right now. I could really go for some Korean fried chicken. Lucas: Oh, that sounds amazing. And actually, it's perfect timing because today we're diving into something we've never covered before: ordering food delivery in Korean. Luna: Yes! Ordering delivery is a must for any Korean learner. I know I've been stuck in a hotel room with no idea how to get food. Lucas: Exactly, and since we're on the topic, let's take a quick honest moment. You know, this show is ad-free, and that's because a small group of listeners chip in monthly through buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Luna: Yeah, it really does help keep these lessons coming. And we're so grateful for that support. Lucas: But back to food. The first thing you need to know is how to say 'I'm hungry.' In Korean, that's 배고파요. Luna: 배고파요. I'm hungry. That's pretty useful for any situation. Lucas: Absolutely. So you're sitting at home, stomach growling, and you think, 'I want delivery.' The phrase is 배달 시켜요. It means 'I'll order delivery.' Luna: 배달 시켜요. I'll order delivery. So I could say, '배고파요, 배달 시켜요'? Lucas: Perfect. 'I'm hungry, I'll order delivery.' That's a great combo. So next, you call the restaurant, and you want to know how long it'll take. You ask, '얼마나 걸려요?' Luna: 얼마나 걸려요? How long does it take? I should write that down. Lucas: Good idea. And then they'll ask for your address. They might say '주소가 뭐예요?' which means 'What's your address?' Luna: 주소가 뭐예요? What's my address? I'd probably panic. But I can answer with '여기 있어요.' Lucas: Exactly! '여기 있어요' means 'It's here' or 'Here it is.' So you can say that and give your address. Luna: So let's practice the whole flow. I'm hungry, I'll order delivery, I ask how long, and I say where I am. Lucas: Let's do it together. 배고파요. 배달 시켜요. 얼마나 걸려요? 주소가 뭐예요? 여기 있어요. Luna: Wait, I think I've got it. 배고파요. 배달 시켜요. 얼마나 걸려요? 주소가 뭐예요? 여기 있어요. Lucas: That was excellent, Luna. And for our listeners, these phrases are super practical for when you're in Korea or ordering from a Korean place. Luna: I love how easy that was. I feel like I could actually order dinner tonight. Lucas: You absolutely could. And remember, if you want to support us and help us make more lessons like this, you can do so at buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Luna: Yes, every little bit helps keep this show going. Now, let's do a quick review. Repeat after Lucas. Lucas: 배고파요. Luna: 배고파요. Lucas: 배달 시켜요. Luna: 배달 시켜요. Lucas: 얼마나 걸려요? Luna: 얼마나 걸려요? Lucas: 주소가 뭐예요? Luna: 주소가 뭐예요? Lucas: 여기 있어요. Luna: 여기 있어요. Lucas: Perfect. Now, let's put them all together in a mini conversation. Imagine you're ordering from your favorite place. Luna: Okay, I'll be you, and you be the restaurant. Ring ring. Lucas: 여보세요? Luna: 배고파요. 배달 시켜요. Lucas: 주소가 뭐예요? Luna: 여기 있어요. Lucas: 얼마나 걸려요? Luna: Wait, that was me asking, but I think I got it mixed up. Lucas: That's okay. It's a natural mix-up. Let's try again. Luna: Okay, 배고파요. 배달 시켜요. Lucas: 주소가 뭐예요? Luna: 여기 있어요. Lucas: 얼마나 걸려요? Luna: Oh, right, they ask that. So I should say, '얼마나 걸려요?' is my question. Lucas: Exactly. And they might reply '삼십 분 걸려요' which means 'it takes thirty minutes.' But that's for another episode. Luna: Oh, I can't wait. But for now, I've got my five phrases down. Lucas: And you've done fantastic. Remember, practice makes perfect. And if you want more lessons like this, you know where to find us. Luna: That's right. See you next time on Learn Korean with Fexingo! Lucas: 안녕!