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이거 주세요 (igeo juseyo) — This one, please
Point at a menu item or product and say “Igeo juseyo” to order or buy it.
This one, pleaseOrder or buyPoint and sayUpdated Oct 20, 2026
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What it means
이거 (igeo) is “this” and 주세요 (juseyo) is a polite “please give me.” Talk To Me In Korean lists 이거 주세요 as “This one, please” among its 20 essential phrases for beginners.
When to use it
Point at a dish on the menu, a drink on a board or an item on a shelf and say it. It also works in a bakery or at a street stall where there is no menu you can read.
Swap in other words
Replace 이거 with the name of what you want plus 주세요. That is exactly the pattern used in “떡볶이 주세요” (Tteokbokki, please).
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