意思
A request to a driver to stop the vehicle at a specific spot.
文化背景
Taxi drivers are often called '기사님' (Gisanim), which is a respectful title for a professional. Using this before '저기 세워 주세요' makes you sound very polite and cultured. In narrow residential alleys, it's polite to tell the driver to stop at the entrance of the alley rather than making them drive all the way in, which can be difficult to turn around. The 'Palli-palli' (hurry-hurry) culture means drivers might stop quickly. Always check for motorcycles (delivery drivers) passing on the right before opening the door! Most taxis have a 'stop' button or you just speak. On buses, you MUST press the 'stop' button ({하차 벨|下車 bell}) before the stop, rather than speaking to the driver.
Point while you speak
Even if your Korean is perfect, pointing at the spot makes it 100% clear for the driver.
Avoid Highway Stops
Never ask a driver to stop on a highway ({고속도로|高速道路}). It's dangerous and illegal.
意思
A request to a driver to stop the vehicle at a specific spot.
Point while you speak
Even if your Korean is perfect, pointing at the spot makes it 100% clear for the driver.
Avoid Highway Stops
Never ask a driver to stop on a highway ({고속도로|高速道路}). It's dangerous and illegal.
Use 'Gisanim'
Starting your sentence with '기사님' (Gisanim) will almost always get you better service.
自我测试
Fill in the blank to ask the taxi driver to stop in front of the bank.
기사님, 은행 ____ 세워 주세요.
'앞에' means 'in front of', which is the most common way to specify a stop.
Which phrase is the most natural and polite to use with a taxi driver?
How do you say 'Please stop over there'?
This is the standard polite form for service interactions.
Complete the dialogue.
Passenger: 저기 편의점 보이시죠? ____. Driver: 네, 알겠습니다.
The passenger is identifying a landmark to stop at.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You are in a hurry and need to stop immediately.
'빨리' means 'quickly', appropriate for an urgent stop.
🎉 得分： /4
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4 练习기사님, 은행 ____ 세워 주세요.
'앞에' means 'in front of', which is the most common way to specify a stop.
How do you say 'Please stop over there'?
This is the standard polite form for service interactions.
Passenger: 저기 편의점 보이시죠? ____. Driver: 네, 알겠습니다.
The passenger is identifying a landmark to stop at.
You are in a hurry and need to stop immediately.
'빨리' means 'quickly', appropriate for an urgent stop.
🎉 得分： /4
常见问题
10 个问题No, bus drivers only stop at official stops. Use the stop button instead.
'여기' is 'here' (right now), '저기' is 'over there' (a bit further away).
It's only for close friends. Using it with a taxi driver is considered rude.
Yes, most Koreans understand 'Stop', but '세워 주세요' is much more natural and polite.
Say '신호등 앞에서 세워 주세요'.
Yes, it can mean to park, but '주차하다' is the more specific word for long-term parking.
Say '바로 여기 세워 주세요'.
Yes, '세워 주십시오' or '정차해 주십시오'.
Say '지나쳤어요! 그냥 여기서 세워 주세요' (You passed it! Just stop here).
No, for a person, say '잠깐만요' (Wait a second).
相关表达
여기서 내려 주세요
synonymPlease let me off here.
잠깐만 세워 주세요
similarPlease stop for just a moment.
정차해 주세요
specialized formPlease stop the vehicle (formal).
멈춰 주세요
contrastPlease stop!
