사진 좀 찍어 주세요
Please take a photo
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사진 means photo and 찍어 주세요 means “please take.” 사진 좀 찍어 주세요 is a polite request to a stranger, fellow traveler, or friend.
좀 softens the request. Here it does not literally mean “a little”; it makes the sentence sound less abrupt.
To say “Please take a photo of us,” add 저희: 저희 사진 좀 찍어 주세요. You can then hand over the phone and point to the camera.
찍다 also means “stamp” or “film” in other contexts, but 사진 makes the meaning “take a photo” clear.
Examples
저희 사진 좀 찍어 주세요.
Jeohui sajin jom jjigeo juseyo.
Please take a photo of us.
세 장만 찍어 주세요.
Se jangman jjigeo juseyo.
Please take just three photos.
Mini dialogue
A: 실례합니다. 사진 좀 찍어 주세요.
A: Excuse me. Please take a photo.
B: 네, 여기 서세요.
B: Sure, stand here.
Common mistakes
- 찍어 주세요 asks the other person to take the photo; 찍을게요 means “I will take it.”
- 장 is a counter for photo prints, but for phone shots the phrase is still commonly understood.
How to practice
- A useful polite request at a landmark or event.
- 저희 is the humble/polite form of “we”; 우리 is more casual.
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What does 좀 do in this request?
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