When you're planning to travel outside of Korea to another country, or from another country coming into Korea, the flight you take is called an international flight. In Korean, this is 국제선. Think of it as a journey that crosses borders, connecting different nations by air. So, if your destination is overseas, you'll be looking for a 국제선.
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To take an international flight, you need a passport. The sentence structure in Korean typically follows Subject-Object-Verb, and '타려면' (to take) connects to '국제선' (international flight) while '여권이 필요해요' (passport is needed) is the main clause.
He headed towards the international departure gate. '그는' (he) is the subject, '국제선 출발 게이트로' (to the international departure gate) is the destination, and '향했습니다' (headed) is the verb.
For this trip, you have to use an international flight. '이번 여행은' (for this trip) is the topic, '국제선을 이용해야 해요' (must use an international flight) is the action required.
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Example
국제선 비행기는 3시간 전에 공항에 도착해야 해요.
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숙소
B1A place where someone stays for a short time, such as a hotel, guest house, or hostel. A key word for travel-related listening and writing.
어댑터
A2A device for connecting parts of different sizes or types.
입장료
A1A fee charged for entry to a place or event; an admission fee.
~후에
A2Indicates an action occurring after another action.
~ㄴ/은 후에
A2Expresses an action occurring after another action or event; after doing.
은/는 후에
A2Indicates an action occurring after another, meaning 'after doing'.
비행기
A1Airplane; a powered flying vehicle with fixed wings.
공항
A1Airport
공항버스
A2Airport bus
통로
A2A narrow way or passage between rows of seats or shelves; an aisle.
