이 주소로 가 주세요.

이 주소로 가 주세요.
Please take me to this address.
i jusoro ga juseyo

When to use

This is the most common and polite way to tell a taxi driver where you want to go. It's essential to have the address ready to show them.

Speech Level

The '-주세요' (juseyo) ending signifies a polite request. This is the standard polite speech level (해요체 - haeyoche) and is suitable for interacting with service providers like taxi drivers.

How it works

This phrase uses the structure: Location + Direction Particle + Verb 'to go' + Request Ending. The subject 'I' is omitted.

  • 이 주소로 (i jusoro): Demonstrative 'this' + noun 'address' + direction particle '로'. '로' indicates the destination or direction of movement.
  • 가 주세요 (ga juseyo): Verb 'to go' (가다) conjugated to its -아/어 form (가) + the polite request ending '-아/어 주세요'. This construction means 'please do (the action) for me'.

Notes

Show the driver the address on your phone or paper while saying this phrase.

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