Learn Korean: 주세요 (Juseyo, Please Give Me) | Easy Korean for Beginners

주세요 (juseyo) is one of the most useful Korean expressions for beginners. Koreans use it every day when asking for something politely, whether at home, in a bakery, at a convenience store, or while shopping.

In this lesson, you'll learn how to use 주세요 through real-life examples, useful vocabulary, and a free printable PDF worksheet. Practice one sentence pattern at a time and build confidence using natural Korean.


👶At Home

A Korean toddler reaching out with both hands and asking their mother for a strawberry by saying "주세요 (juseyo)."
A Child Asks for a Strawberry.

You can hear 주세요 every day at home.


🇰🇷 딸기 주세요.
🔊 Ttal-gi juseyo.
💬 Strawberries, please.


🇰🇷 포도 주세요.
🔊 Po-do juseyo.
💬 Grapes, please.


🇰🇷 사탕 주세요.
🔊 Sa-tang juseyo.
💬 Candy, please.


🇰🇷 과자 주세요.
🔊 Gwa-ja juseyo.
💬 Snacks, please.


🇰🇷 빵 주세요.
🔊 Ppang juseyo.
💬 Bread, please.


🍙At a Convenience Store

A customer asking for a shopping bag at a Korean convenience store checkout after buying snacks.
A Customer Asks for a Shopping Bag.

People often use 주세요 when shopping.


🇰🇷 봉지 주세요.

🔊 Bong-ji juseyo.

💬 A plastic bag, please.


🇰🇷 쓰레기봉투 주세요.
🔊 Sseu-re-gi bong-tu juseyo.
💬 A garbage bag, please.


🇰🇷 카드 주세요.
🔊 Kadeu juseyo.
💬 My card, please.


🇰🇷 빨대 주세요.
🔊 Ppal-dae juseyo.
💬 A straw, please.


🇰🇷 나무젓가락 주세요.
🔊 Namu jeot-ga-rak juseyo.
💬 Wooden chopsticks, please.



👩At a Supermarket

A customer asking for a receipt after paying at a Korean supermarket checkout.
A Customer Asks for a Receipt.

🇰🇷 영수증 주세요.
🔊 Yeong-su-jeung juseyo.
💬 A receipt, please.


🇰🇷 봉투 주세요.
🔊 Bong-tu juseyo.
💬 A paper bag, please.


🇰🇷 포인트카드 주세요.
🔊 Po-in-teu-ka-deu juseyo.
💬 My point card, please.


🇰🇷 이거 주세요.
🔊 I-geo juseyo.
💬 This one, please.


🇰🇷 저거 주세요.
🔊 Jeo-geo juseyo.
💬 That one, please.


🍉At a Traditional Market

A customer asking for a watermelon at a traditional Korean fruit market.
A Customer Asks for a Watermelon.

🇰🇷 수박 주세요.
🔊 Su-bak juseyo.
💬 A watermelon, please.


🇰🇷 참외 주세요.
🔊 Cham-oe juseyo.
💬 A Korean melon, please.


🇰🇷 토마토 주세요.
🔊 To-ma-to juseyo.
💬 Tomatoes, please.


🇰🇷 배추 주세요.
🔊 Bae-chu juseyo.
💬 A cabbage, please.


🇰🇷 양파 주세요.
🔊 Yang-pa juseyo.
💬 Onions, please.



🍰At a Bakery

A customer asking for a cake at a Korean bakery.
A Customer Asks for a Cake.

🇰🇷 케이크 주세요.
🔊 Ke-i-keu juseyo.
💬 A cake, please.


🇰🇷 초 주세요.
🔊 Cho juseyo.
💬 Birthday candles, please.


🇰🇷 주스 주세요.
🔊 Ju-seu juseyo.
💬 Juice, please.


🇰🇷 커피 주세요.
🔊 Keo-pi juseyo.
💬 Coffee, please.


🇰🇷 쿠키 주세요.
🔊 Ku-ki juseyo.
💬 Cookies, please.



A free printable Korean worksheet for practicing the Korean expression 주세요 (juseyo) by writing complete sentences.
Practice Using "주세요"

👍Practice using the words you learned in this lesson to make your own sentences with 주세요.


💛주세요 (juseyo) is one of the first Korean expressions that children learn and use every day. It is also one of the most useful phrases for Korean learners because you'll hear and use it almost everywhere in Korea.

Whether you're shopping at Daiso, Olive Young, a convenience store, a bakery, or a local market, 주세요 is a polite and natural way to ask for what you need.

Keep practicing with the vocabulary from this lesson, and soon you'll be able to use 주세요 confidently in real-life situations.


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Review Previous Lessons

Before moving on, review these beginner Korean lessons:


Expand Your Korean Vocabulary

If you'd like to learn more Korean words, check out our printable vocabulary workbooks.

Korean Convenience Store Snacks Workbook

Korean Traditional Food Names Workbook

Korean Animal Workbook

Perfect for beginners who want to build vocabulary while practicing real Korean sentences.

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