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How to Say “Is there more kimchi” in Korean: 김치 더 있어요?

김치 더 있어요?

gimchi deo isseoyo?

Situation: Dining out & orderingLevel: Starter (just learning Hangul)

Meaning

Is there more kimchi?

Usage note

더 means “more” and 있어요? means “is there?” Many restaurants give free refills of side dishes (반찬).

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

Practical guide

When to use it

Ask for more kimchi when your plate is empty. Kimchi is one of the side dishes that restaurants usually refill, often for free.

Watch out

더 means “more” and 있어요? means “is there?”. If you want staff to bring it, say 김치 좀 더 주세요. Some restaurants have a self-service corner, marked 셀프, where you refill it yourself.

In a conversation

  1. 김치 더 있어요? gimchi deo isseoyo?
    Is there more kimchi?
  2. 네 ne
    Yes.

How to pronounce it

Syllables: 6 · Words: 3

Said aloud, it sounds like [김치 더 이써요].

SyllableLetters (consonant + vowel + final)Romanization
김치
김ㄱㅣㅁgim
치ㅊㅣchi
더ㄷㅓdeo
있어요
있ㅇㅣㅆ[이] i
어ㅇㅓ[써] sseo
요ㅇㅛyo

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

Sound changes in this phrase

Speech style

Style: Polite (해요체)Sentence type: Question

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

Words in this phrase

These words from the TOPIK vocabulary lists appear in the phrase (shown in dictionary form).

KoreanPart of speechMeaningLevel
있다verbto exist, to haveTOPIK level 1

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Question 1 What does “김치 더 있어요?” mean?

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Answer: Is there more kimchi?

Question 2 How do you say “Is there more kimchi?” in Korean?

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Answer: 김치 더 있어요? gimchi deo isseoyo?

Question 3 How is “김치 더 있어요?” pronounced?

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Answer: [김치 더 이써요]

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