Ordering Drinks at a Bar

mwo masigo sipeo?

What do you want to drink?

Casual — use only with close friends.

mwo masigo sipeoyo?

What do you want to drink?

Neutral — default polite form for acquaintances.

saengmaekju han jan juseyo.

One draft beer, please.

The standard phrase for ordering any item from the staff.

igeollo han jan deo jwo.

Give me one more of this.

Casual — asking a friend to get you the same drink again.

igeollo han jan deo juseyo.

One more of this, please.

Neutral — telling the bartender you want the same drink again.

nonalkol maekjudo isseoyo?

Do you also have non-alcoholic beer?

'논알콜' (non-alkol) is the common Konglish term for non-alcoholic.

hoksi sinbunjeung isseoyo?

Do you have ID by any chance?

Bartenders will ask this if they need to check your age.

seonburimnida.

Payment is required upfront.

A fixed formal phrase used by staff when you must pay before getting your drinks.

da masigo gyesanhal su isseoyo?

Can I pay after I finish drinking?

A natural way to ask to open a tab and pay at the end.

ttaro gyesanhal su isseoyo?

Can we pay separately?

Useful when splitting the bill with friends.

igeo naega sal geoya.

I will pay for this.

Casual — a friendly way to tell friends you are treating them.

jega sal geoyeyo.

I will pay for this.

Neutral — a polite way to offer to pay for the group.