Can I use English when traveling in Korea?

According to the director of a travel agency in Hanoi, Korean is the main and most common language in Korea. Most places have signs in Korean. English is used in some places, especially in famous tourist destinations.

Bukchon Hanok - a must-see ancient village in Seoul, South Korea. Photo: VisitSeoul

In daily communication in Korea, English is considered a secondary language. You can communicate with locals in this language, such as asking for directions and ordering food in restaurants.

"It's best to use English with young people. They can answer more fluently than older people," said Mr. Hung, director of a travel company.

There is no standard time for a trip to Korea, it is entirely up to you and depends on your schedule. However, if possible, spend 7 to 8 days for your first independent trip. If you go on a tour, travel companies have trips ranging from 5 to 8 days depending on the location, sightseeing schedule, and shopping.

The most important thing is to plan and prepare carefully to have the most enjoyable and inexpensive experience.

Also, download the Visit Korea app from the Korea Tourism Organization. The app has full updates, promotions, and itineraries in four languages: Korean, English, Chinese, and Japanese.

According to vnexpress.net

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