Basic Conversation for Travelers

American Missions and the Names of Each State and Capital
Preparing for overseas travel
Airplane Seat and In-Flight Lavatory Terminology

SCENE 1 Preparation and Boarding

Flight ticket reservation
Reconfirm reservation
Check-in
On board

Arriving at SCENE 2

When changing planes
Immigration inspection
Baggage claim
Customs inspection
currency exchange
Find a hotel (at the tourist information center)
At the airport
To the hotel

SCENE 3 Hotel

Reservations and changes (by phone)
Check-in
Problems at check-in
At the front
room service
When making an international call (from a hotel)
When making a call (from downtown)
At the beauty salon, barber shop
At the post office
Problems at the hotel
Check out

SCENE 4 Meal

Find a restaurant
When making a reservation
At the restaurant entrance
When ordering food
During the meal
At a fast food restaurant
When drinking alcohol
Problems at the restaurant
When calculating

SCENE 5 Tourism

At the tourist information center
Asking for directions
tour bus
At art galleries and museums
When taking pictures
theater, concert
tennis.
horseback riding, golf
Watching the game
Water sports, fishing, and boat trips
skiing, skating

SCENE 6 Transportation

When taking a taxi or city bus
When taking the train
When taking the subway
When boarding an airplane
rental car
drive
When there is a problem with your car

SCENE 7 Shopping

Basic conversation
When bargaining
When paying
At the clothing store
At a bag store, a shoe store
At the travel store and grocery store
At a jewelry and accessory store
At a camera store, an eyeglass store
At cosmetics stores and duty-free shops
When exchanging or returning

SCENE 8 Emergency

Theft and accidents
When to call a doctor
When describing symptoms
Insurance and Pharmacy

Appendix _ Basic Patterns for Overseas Travel

When requesting, when consenting
When asking
When denying
When talking about a condition
When talking about actions

The time spent preparing for a trip is just as exciting and anticipated as the actual trip itself.
Once the schedule is set, I feel anxious from that day on and worry about what to prepare.
First, let's check your passport! Check your passport, visa, and the weather in the country you're traveling to. Of course, your hotel will have all your clothes and toiletries, but it's always a good idea to pack some for emergencies.
It seems like you've already booked your flight and accommodations, and have even organized your travel schedule perfectly through internet searches.
Okay, now I've prepared everything I need to prepare, but what is this anxiety?

These days, there are so many great apps out there, and you can even find translated sentences for free online. However, like insurance, one thing you absolutely must have is a travel pocketbook.
Even if you can't use your phone because the battery is dead or you don't have the opportunity to search for something, a well-organized pocketbook is always a good idea.
Traveling abroad allows you to experience the culture and diverse experiences of that country.
You don't have to waste your precious travel time worrying about language barriers.

This book is well organized into 8 scenes and 70 situations, covering everything a traveler needs from departure to return, so you can enjoy your trip without panicking.
Have a wonderful trip with '8 Scenes, 70 Situations Overseas Travel English Conversation'^^

This book is an English conversation book for overseas travel designed to help you enjoy your trip abroad without fear, even if you don't know any English.
Even if you only know a few words of English, expressing your intentions will make your overseas trip enjoyable and enjoyable.
The book is organized into 8 scenes and 70 situations from departure to return home, so that you can easily refer to it and use it in the order of your trip.

-In order of travel for each chapter
I've divided the process from the start of my overseas trip to returning home in order.
Each chapter is designed to be used at any time, depending on the specifics.

-Easy to understand in short sentences
The English expressions included in this book are useful for various situations, and only the simple ones have been selected to make it easy to say.

-Korean pronunciation close to native speaker pronunciation
If you don't pronounce it correctly, it won't work.
This book is based on American English pronunciation, and is as close to the pronunciation of native speakers as possible.