Im taking my clothes to the laundromat where the Korean owners speak very broken English. I drop my clothes off there but I am wondering if they actually sort the clothes out by color as you should or if they just throw them in together. Can anyone who knows please post on this thread how to express this in Korean and I would just show it to them.
Thanks
teach a noobie to babble freekin fish once a day
Always remember kay-glee means doggy`s dong
색깔로 세탁하기 전에 내 옷을 정렬, 감사하십시오
If they have a hot young daughter, just whip it out and say "YOU NO SORTEE OF CLOTHES!!! THIS IS WHAT YOU GET!!!"
sort by color wrote:
색깔로 세탁하기 전에 내 옷을 정렬, 감사하십시오
당신을 감사하십시오!
Generally, most non-english speaking Koreans are known for horrible customer service towards white people. This is not racism. This is statistical fact.
However, when a white person say An Young Ha Say Yo while bowing to greet them, they will have a little more respect for you, but will still treat you like dong.
I speak Korean so this is not some stupid Google translate:
옷은 밝은, 어두운 색깔로 분류해 주세요.
It's really tough to write the pronunciation in Roman letters, but roughly:
Oh-seun pal-geun, uh-doo-oon saek-gal-lo pool-yoo-hae joo-say-yo.
Ask them to sepawate the whites from the weds.
kartelite wrote:
I speak Korean so this is not some stupid Google translate:
옷은 밝은, 어두운 색깔로 분류해 주세요.
It's really tough to write the pronunciation in Roman letters, but roughly:
Oh-seun pal-geun, uh-doo-oon saek-gal-lo pool-yoo-hae joo-say-yo.
This!
I didn't know the word, 분류하다. I would have said 나누다. Learn something useful everyday here.
Just say very loudly "DO YOU KEEP WHITE PEOPLE'S CLOTHES SEPARATED FROM COLORED PEOPLE'S CLOTHES???"
They will understand.