Asking if They Have It
Use these essential phrases to ask store staff if an item is in stock, request specific sizes or colors, and find what you are looking for.
Key Phrases
저기요!
neutraljeogiyo!
Excuse me!
The standard way to call for a staff member in a store or restaurant.
이거 있어요?
neutraligeo isseoyo?
Do you have this?
Show a picture or point to the item while saying this.
이거 있어?
casualigeo isseo?
Do you have this?
Only use when asking a close friend or family member if they have something.
스몰 사이즈 있어요?
neutralseumol saijeu isseoyo?
Do you have a small size?
Replace '스몰' (small) with '미디엄' (medium) or '라지' (large) as needed.
검은색 있어요?
neutralgeomeunsaek isseoyo?
Do you have it in black?
Koreans also frequently use the English word '블랙' (black).
지금 없어요?
neutraljigeum eopseoyo?
Do you not have it right now?
Use this to confirm if an item is temporarily out of stock.
언제 와요?
neutraleonje wayo?
When does it come?
A simple present-tense phrase used to ask about future restocks.
우유 어디에 있어요?
neutraluyu eodie isseoyo?
Where is the milk?
Replace '우유' (milk) with the item you are looking for.
우유 어디에 있어?
casualuyu eodie isseo?
Where is the milk?
Use this only when shopping with a friend and asking them to find it.