"odi kaseyo?"	Where are you going?
" 'Seoul-re ' kamnida "	I'm going to 'Seoul' (Again replace the word Seoul with the name of the place you're going.)
" 'Seoul-re ' odi issumnika?"	Where is 'Seoul'?
" 'Seoul-re' ottok'e kamnikka?"	How do I get to 'Seoul' ?
"yogi odimnika?"	literally: Where is here?/ where are we?

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The order of the words in a sentence in Korean is arranged quite differently from that in english.
For example:

How do I get to Seoul?    =    Seoul-re ottokk'e kamnikka?

Soul're  =  to Seoul

Ottok-k'e  =  how

kamnikka  =  get to (go)

So, in Korean, the sequence would be:
Seoul how get to.

Korea	"han-guk"	Seoul	"so-ul"
America	"mi-guk"	American	"mi-guk saram"
Britain	"yong-guk"	British	"yong-guk saram"
Japan	"il-bon"	Japanese	"il-bon saram"
Embassy	"tesa-gwan"	Airport	"kong-hang"
Post Office	"O-che-guk"	Hotel	"ho-tel"
Department Store	"pek-hwa-jom"	Toilet	"hwa-jang-sil"
Bank	"un-haeng"	House	"ch'ip"
Here	"yo-gi"	There	"cho-gi"
Tomorrow	"ne-il"	Today	"u-nul"
Right Now	"chi-gum"	Friend	"chin-gu"
Excuse me.	"sil-lye-hamnida"	I'm sorry.	"mi-anhamnida"
It's all right	"kwen-chansumnida"	Sit down, please	"an-juseyo"
Thank You.	"ko-mapsumnida"	I see/understand.	"al-gessumnida"
Do you speak English?	"yong-o haseyo?"	Do you have a vacant room?	"bin bang is-sumnika?"
Where is _______?	"_______ odim-nikka?"	How do I get to ______?	"_______ otto-ke kamnika?"

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