2026.06.29 · Views 4,078
Hi, my name is Game, and I have a question. I'm planning to go to Saul next month for a consultation regarding cosmetic treatments, but I don't speak Korean at all. I can speak some English, but it's not very fluent.
My question is: Do the clinics in Saul speak good English? Is it necessary to go with an interpreter or learn Korean beforehand? Does anyone have experience with having a consultation without knowing any Korean? What's it like?
Or has anyone tried using translation apps or other effective methods? I want the consultation to go smoothly and be clearly understood. Any advice from those who have been there would be appreciated.
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I'm also a Chinese speaker, so I understand your concerns! I'd like to ask if you plan to communicate with the clinic in advance via email or some other means to see if you need a translator? Or are you planning to find a translator on-site when you arrive in Seoul? I've heard that some clinics will arrange an English-speaking consultant if you make arrangements in advance, but not every clinic does that.