Booking an Appointment

annyeonghaseyo, naeil yeyakhago sipeoyo.

Hello, I want to make an appointment for tomorrow.

A standard, polite way to start the booking process with service staff.

oneul eonje gal su isseoyo?

When can I come in today?

Literally means 'When can I go today?' — use this to ask for open times.

ohu se sineun eottaeyo?

How about three o'clock in the afternoon?

A soft and polite way to check if a specific time works for the business.

ohu se sineun eottae?

How about three o'clock in the afternoon?

Only use this casual form when making plans with a close friend, never with staff.

yeyak siganeul bakkugo sipeoyo.

I want to change my appointment time.

joesonghajiman, yeyageul chwisohago sipeoyo.

I am sorry, but I want to cancel my appointment.

Adding 'I am sorry' (죄송하지만) makes the cancellation much more polite.

jega jogeum neujeul geoyeyo, joesonghaeyo.

I will be a little late, I am sorry.

annyeonghaseyo, du sie yeyakaesseoyo.

Hello, I have an appointment at two o'clock.

Say this to the reception desk as soon as you arrive at the venue.

geureom yeyak da dwaesseoyo?

Then is the appointment all set?

Use this at the very end of the conversation to make sure everything is confirmed.