이 버스 명동에 가요?
Does this bus go to Myeongdong?
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이 버스 means “this bus.” Put the destination before 가요 to ask whether that bus goes there: 이 버스 명동에 가요?
Korean commonly omits the particle after 버스 in this short question. The destination still takes 에 because it is where the bus is going.
Pointing at the bus or asking the driver makes the reference clear. You can substitute any destination name.
A driver may answer 네, 가요 or 아니요, 안 가요. If it does not go there, ask which bus you should take instead.
Examples
이 버스 시청에 가요?
I beoseu sicheong-e gayo?
Does this bus go to City Hall?
네, 다음 정류장에서 내려요.
Ne, daeum jeongnyujangeseo naeryeoyo.
Yes, get off at the next stop.
Mini dialogue
A: 이 버스 명동에 가요?
A: Does this bus go to Myeongdong?
B: 네, 가요. 세 정거장 후에 내려요.
B: Yes. Get off after three stops.
Common mistakes
- 가요 asks whether it goes; 타요 means “I ride it.”
- 명동에 means “to Myeongdong”; do not use 에서 for the destination here.
How to practice
- Useful at a bus stop or while boarding.
- Use this train to ask the same question about a train: 이 기차 부산에 가요?
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