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How to say “can i pay by card” in Korean

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can i pay by card

Korean · 한국어

polite

Translation

카드로 결제할 수 있나요?

Romanization

Kadeuro gyeoljehal su innayo?

Pronunciation

kah-deu-roh gyawl-jeh-hahl soo een-nah-yoh

When to use it

Use this with staff, locals, drivers, or passersby while traveling. A polite tone is usually the safest choice. In Korean, tone and relationship matter; when unsure, choose a polite version or soften your delivery.

Example

카드로 결제할 수 있나요? — a practical sentence to use when asking for help for "can i pay by card".

Same situation

Use these with can i pay by card in Korean

where is the bathroom

화장실이 어디예요?

Hwajangsiri eodiyeyo?

Open

how much is this

이거 얼마예요?

Igeo eolmayeyo?

Open

too expensive

너무 비싸요

Neomu bissayo

Open

can you help me

도와주실 수 있나요?

Dowajusil su innayo?

Open

i don't understand

이해가 안 돼요

Ihaega an dwaeyo

Open

do you speak english

영어 하세요?

Yeongeo haseyo?

Open

where is the station

역이 어디예요?

Yeogi eodiyeyo?

Open

Compare languages

Same phrase in other languages

Chinese

中文

polite

可以刷卡吗

Keyi shuaka ma

Japanese

日本語

polite

カードで払えますか

Kaado de haraemasu ka

Spanish

Español

polite

¿puedo pagar con tarjeta?

puedo pagar con tarjeta?

French

Français

polite

puis-je payer par carte ?

puis-je payer par carte?

FAQ

Common questions

How do you say "can i pay by card" in Korean?+

You say "카드로 결제할 수 있나요?" in Korean. The romanized form is "Kadeuro gyeoljehal su innayo?", and a simple pronunciation cue is "kah-deu-roh gyawl-jeh-hahl soo een-nah-yoh".

Is this phrase formal or casual?+

This entry is marked as polite. The usage note explains when the phrase is appropriate and when you should soften it.

How do you pronounce it?+

Use "kah-deu-roh gyawl-jeh-hahl soo een-nah-yoh" as a learner-friendly pronunciation cue. The romanization is "Kadeuro gyeoljehal su innayo?".

When should I use it?+

Use this with staff, locals, drivers, or passersby while traveling. A polite tone is usually the safest choice. In Korean, tone and relationship matter; when unsure, choose a polite version or soften your delivery.