On the Plane

je jariyeyo.

This is my seat.

Say this calmly if someone is in your seat.

je jari eodiyeyo?

Where is my seat?

Show your boarding pass when you ask.

yeogi anjayo.

Sit here.

A crew member or fellow passenger might say this to guide you — very direct, so only casual contexts.

gabang isseoyo.

I have a bag.

Say this to crew when you need help with the overhead bin.

mul isseoyo?

Do you have water?

The most natural way to ask crew for water; no need to add 'please' separately.

damyo juseyo.

Please give me a blanket.

주세요 is a fixed polite request formula — use it with crew for any item.

anjeonbelteu eodiyeyo?

Where is the seatbelt?

jari bakkwoyo?

Can we swap seats?

Rising intonation makes it a question; smile — it softens the request.

momi an joayo.

I don't feel well.

The most natural and simple way to tell crew you are sick.

apayo.

I'm not feeling well. / It hurts.

Shorter and more urgent — use when you need immediate help.