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영어 메뉴 있어요? (yeongeo menyu isseoyo?) — Do you have an English menu?
Ask for an English menu when you sit down at a restaurant.
Do you have an English menu?Restaurants있다: to exist / to haveUpdated Oct 20, 2026
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What it means
영어 (yeongeo) is “English language,” 메뉴 (menyu) is “menu,” and 있어요? (isseoyo?) asks “Is there one? / Do you have one?” The Basic Korean Dictionary lists 있다 as an adjective for something that exists, and for having an object or ability, among other senses.
When to use it
Ask once you are seated or when staff first come over. If there is none, point at a dish and use 이거 주세요.
Use it for other things too
Swap 영어 메뉴 for another noun and the same pattern asks “Do you have ~?”
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