5 Different ways of ’Excuse me’ in Korean (It’s not really “실례합니다“?) | Learn native Korean

안녕하세요 여러분 가둘입니다. When you look up ‘Excuse me’ in Korean-English dictionary, it says “실례합니다“ But in real life we don’t really say it that much So today I’d like to teach you 5 different ways of ‘Excuse me’ in Korean in real life First, when you pass through someone For example, in a subway station 1. 잠시만요[jam si man yo]= Just a moment 2. 죄송합니다[joe song hap ni da] / 미안합니다[mi an hap ni da]= I’m sorry 3. 지나갈게요[ji na gal ge yo]= Let me pass through Second, when you call someone For example, in a restaurant when you wanna call the waiter 4. 여기요[yeo gi yo]= Here 5. 저기요[jeo gi yo]= There Good tips!! Besides ‘Excuse me’, when you wanna call the waiter, You can say those two - 사장님[sa jang nim] which means ‘a boss’. - 이모[i mo] which means ‘a aunt’. 봐주셔서 감사합니다 여러분~!