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    How to Ask About Parking in Korean: 'Is Parking Included?' and Your Options

    Learn to ask if parking is available or included in Korean, understand common responses, and find out about parking options at hotels, apartments, and venues.

    Includes practice questions and sample answers.
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    When you're staying at a hotel, visiting an apartment, or going to an event in Korea, knowing how to ask about parking is essential. In this lesson, you'll learn the key phrase '주차 되나요?' (Is parking available?) and '주차 포함인가요?' (Is parking included?). You'll also learn how to understand responses about free parking, paid parking, and nearby options. We'll focus on polite, everyday language you can use right away.

    By the end, you can…

    • ask if parking is available at a location.
    • ask if parking is included in a price or service.
    • understand basic responses about parking availability and options.

    Words you’ll actually use

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    주차 되나요?

    Is parking available?

    ju-cha doe-na-yo?

    Use this general question at hotels, restaurants, or any facility to ask if parking is possible.

    주차 포함인가요?

    Is parking included?

    ju-cha po-ham-in-ga-yo?

    Use this when you want to know if parking is part of a package, room rate, or service without extra charge.

    주차장 있어요?

    Is there a parking lot?

    ju-cha-jang i-sseo-yo?

    Ask this to find out if the building or venue has its own parking lot.

    무료 주차 되나요?

    Is free parking available?

    mu-ryo ju-cha doe-na-yo?

    Use this to specifically ask if parking is free of charge.

    주차 요금은 얼마예요?

    How much is the parking fee?

    ju-cha yo-geum-eun eol-ma-ye-yo?

    Ask this when you need to know the cost of parking.

    Pronunciation guides are approximate. Slow playback keeps the original pitch.

    Make it make sense

    Useful pattern

    The key verb is '되다' (doe-da), which means 'to become' or 'to be possible.' When you ask '주차 되나요?' (ju-cha doe-na-yo?), you're literally asking 'Does parking work?' or 'Is parking possible?' This is a very common and polite way to ask about availability. You can replace '주차' (ju-cha, parking) with other nouns to ask about other services, like '예약 되나요?' (ye-yak doe-na-yo? – Is reservation possible?). To ask if something is included, use '포함' (po-ham, inclusion) plus '이다' (i-da, to be). For example, '조식 포함인가요?' (jo-sik po-ham-in-ga-yo? – Is breakfast included?).

    When to use it

    Use '주차 되나요?' when you first arrive at a hotel, restaurant, or any building and want to know if you can park there. It's polite and works in most situations. If you're checking into a hotel and want to know if parking is part of your room rate, ask '주차 포함인가요?' (ju-cha po-ham-in-ga-yo?). If you're at a paid parking lot and want to know the cost, ask '주차 요금은 얼마예요?' (ju-cha yo-geum-eun eol-ma-ye-yo?). These phrases are all in polite formal speech (존댓말, jondaenmal), suitable for strangers and service interactions.

    A conversation you could have

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    A

    저기요, 주차 되나요?

    Excuse me, is parking available?jeo-gi-yo, ju-cha doe-na-yo?
    B

    네, 주차장 있어요. 무료로 주차하실 수 있어요.

    Yes, there is a parking lot. You can park for free.ne, ju-cha-jang i-sseo-yo. mu-ryo-ro ju-cha-ha-sil su i-sseo-yo.
    A

    아, 그럼 주차 포함인가요?

    Oh, then is parking included?a, geu-reom ju-cha po-ham-in-ga-yo?
    B

    네, 숙박비에 포함되어 있어요.

    Yes, it's included in the accommodation fee.ne, suk-bak-bi-e po-ham-doe-eo i-sseo-yo.

    A little context goes a long way

    In Korea, parking availability varies widely. Large hotels and department stores usually have parking, but smaller restaurants or shops in busy areas may not. It's common to ask about parking before booking. Also, many places offer free parking for customers who spend a certain amount. Using polite language like '주차 되나요?' is important, especially with staff. If you're unsure, you can also ask '주차 가능해요?' (ju-cha ga-neung-hae-yo?), which is slightly more casual but still polite.

    One thing to watch for

    Using '주차 있어요?' (ju-cha i-sseo-yo?) to ask if parking is available.

    Try this instead: '주차 있어요?' sounds like 'Do you have parking?' but it's less natural than '주차 되나요?' or '주차장 있어요?' '주차장 있어요?' specifically asks if there is a parking lot. For general availability, '주차 되나요?' is best. Example: '주차 되나요?' (Is parking possible?) is more idiomatic.

    Your turn

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    1How would you ask if parking is included in the price at a hotel?

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    주차 포함인가요?

    This directly asks if parking is included. You could also ask '주차비 포함인가요?' (ju-cha-bi po-ham-in-ga-yo?) to specify the parking fee.

    2What is the Korean phrase for 'Is there a parking lot?'

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    주차장 있어요?

    This asks about the existence of a parking lot. '주차 되나요?' is also acceptable but focuses on availability rather than the physical lot.

    3How do you ask 'How much is the parking fee?' in Korean?

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    주차 요금은 얼마예요?

    This is the standard way to ask about the cost. You might also hear '주차비 얼마예요?' (ju-cha-bi eol-ma-ye-yo?), which is slightly more casual.

    Take this with you

    Use '주차 되나요?' to ask if parking is available, and '주차 포함인가요?' to ask if it's included. These polite phrases will help you navigate parking situations in Korea with ease.

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