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Hello, my name is Honoka. I'm considering getting cosmetic treatments in Seoul this year, but I'm worried about the language barrier. I can speak a little English, but I'm concerned about missing subtle nuances unless the explanation is given carefully in Japanese.
For those who have actually consulted with clinics in Seoul, what was the language support like? Are there many clinics with Japanese-speaking staff, or can they handle things to some extent in English? I would appreciate hearing about your experiences. I'm also wondering if I should use a translation app...
This will be my first time getting treatments overseas, so my biggest concern is whether I'll be able to communicate properly. Any advice from those who have had similar experiences would be greatly appreciated.
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I completely understand your concerns! I'm also considering doing related projects in Seoul, and the language barrier is definitely my biggest worry. I've heard that many clinics have translators or can communicate in English, but there can be misunderstandings on details, so I'm currently gathering information to see which places offer a better communication experience. Perhaps we can share our subsequent consultation experiences? 😊
Hi Honoka! I totally get your worry about the language barrier — I'm in the same boat honestly. From what I've read in forums, some places do have English-speaking staff, but it seems like it varies a lot, so maybe it's worth calling ahead to ask? I've been thinking about bringing a translator app as backup too, just in case!