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Inquiry about language issues during consultations in Seoul
Hello everyone, I'm Kim from Vietnam. I'm planning to fly to Seoul to explore beauty services, but I'm a bit concerned about communication. I can speak basic English, but I'm not very confident, and I know almost no Korean. 😅
I'd like to ask if English is sufficient for consultations at clinics in Seoul, or if I should prepare anything else. I've heard that some places have interpreters, but I'm not sure how common that is. Has anyone who has been there before could share their experience?
Honestly, I'm not overly worried, as I'm sure clinics in Seoul are accustomed to international clients, but I want to be well-prepared before I go. Thank you all so much! 🙏
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Hey! Good question — I'd honestly say bring a translator app or a friend who speaks Korean if you can, just to be safe during the consultation. Many places in Seoul do have English-speaking staff, but it varies a lot, and you want to make sure you understand exactly what they're recommending for you, you know?