When you want to get out of a taxi,
which of the below do you say to the taxi driver?

Can I get off here?
or
Can I get out here?

答覆

Southeastern

2022年5月26日

英語 (美國)

Pull over there (point your finger to indicate where), please.

高評價回答者

lovelystar

2022年5月26日

韓語

@Southeastern what if I want to get off right here?

Southeastern

2022年5月26日

英語 (美國)

You use the same phrase. You just say it before you get there. If you suddenly discover that he is passing by where you need to get out, you still ask him the same way. You will just have to walk from where he safely pulled over back to where you needed to get out. It's not going to be very far away.

高評價回答者

lovelystar

2022年5月27日

韓語

@Southeastern Thank you for the answer! Just one more question, if the car is not moving due to the traffic jam and I want to get out from where I am now, what should I say to the driver? I don't think I can say 'pull over there' in this case because the car is not moving now.