I completely understand your concerns! I'm also considering going to Seoul for a consultation, and Chinese communication is very important to me too. I've heard that many places do offer Chinese translation services, but you're right – it's best to clearly state this need when booking by phone or email in advance, so they can make proper arrangements. I hope sisters with experience can share their actual situations!

Interesting question! It's great that you use Chinese. As far as I know, in some places, you can let them know in advance when booking in English or Chinese, and they will prepare an interpreter. Which district or place are you planning to get a consultation at? Are you just listening to what's available, essentially?

I'm also considering this, so I find it very relatable! From what I've heard, many places offer Chinese language support, but you should call or email ahead to confirm if they have interpreters available, to avoid any surprises on the day.

Aoi-san, I totally get it! I had the same concern, so I highly recommend checking if interpreter services are available when you inquire beforehand. It seems like clinics vary in their offerings, so it's best to let them know "I need a Chinese interpreter" when you book your appointment. My friend also mentioned they managed with English and the local language, so as long as you can clearly communicate your needs during the initial consultation, I think you'll be fine!

Yes, I think the same way. Language is very important during consultations. It's good that you asked in advance. And I've heard that many places can accommodate advance requests for a translator. I'm curious to know what others think! 🔥