How to Say “I’ll have it here” in Korean: 여기서 마실 거예요

여기서 마실 거예요

yeogiseo masil geoyeyo

Situation: Café & daily lifeLevel: Beginner (TOPIK 1–2)

Meaning

I’ll have it here.

The answer when asked “For here or to go?” In Korean cafés, dine-in drinks often come in a mug.

Romanization follows the Revised Romanization system and is a guide to pronunciation.

Answer staff who ask whether you are staying or going. They usually ask 드시고 가세요?.

마시다 is for drinks and 먹다 for food, so for food say 여기서 먹을 거예요. The 거예요 here expresses a plan.

Syllables: 8 · Words: 3

In natural speech, sounds link and shift across words. The table below reads each word separately, as it sounds when said on its own.

Syllable	Letters (consonant + vowel + final)	Romanization
여기서
여	ㅇ+ㅕ	yeo
기	ㄱ+ㅣ	gi
서	ㅅ+ㅓ	seo
마실
마	ㅁ+ㅏ	ma
실	ㅅ+ㅣ+ㄹ	sil
거예요
거	ㄱ+ㅓ	geo
예	ㅇ+ㅖ	ye
요	ㅇ+ㅛ	yo

A ㅇ at the start of a syllable is silent; at the end of a syllable it sounds like “ng”.

Style: Polite (해요체)Sentence type: Statement or set phrase

Ends in -요. The everyday polite style, and a safe choice with shop staff, colleagues, strangers and anyone older than you.

Test yourself before you move on. Tap an answer.

Question 1 What does “여기서 마실 거예요” mean?

Show the answer

Answer: I’ll have it here

Question 2 How do you say “I’ll have it here” in Korean?

Show the answer

Answer: 여기서 마실 거예요 yeogiseo masil geoyeyo

Reinforce what you learn with typing drills and quizzes.