Getting There
| Robin |
I'm supposed to go to a party in
Haeundae |
|
Mark |
How are you getting
there? |
|
Robin.. |
I'm not sure. What do you suggest? |
|
Mark. |
Mark: Well, you could
drive. |
|
Robin |
I don't have a car,
silly. |
|
Mark |
OK, was only joking. That leaves buses and
taxis. |
|
Robin |
Ah, buses are so
slow. |
|
Mark |
You could take a taxi, but buses are
cheaper. |
|
Anne |
Jim is going to Seoul next
week. |
|
Bruce |
How's he getting
there? |
|
Anne |
He's not sure. Actually he asked my
advice. |
|
Bruce |
Well, driving costs a
fortune. |
|
Anne |
What do you mean? |
|
Bruce |
Um, you're looking at around W40,000 in toll fees.
|
|
Anne |
Hmm, it is a lot. |
|
Bruce |
Yes, all up a round car trip costs about
W120,000 |
|
Anne |
That's outrageous. How much is the
bus? |
|
Bruce |
An intercity bus is about W25,000 one
way. |
|
Anne |
Jim doesn't like buses, but he does want to save
money. |
|
Bruce |
The buses are not so
bad. They go every few minutes. |
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