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[English]

Okay, we're going to start in the toilet

here at Daang airport. Sorry, sweaty.

It's really hot outside. It's 90°

outside and 63% humidity. Um, but this

kind of reminds me of the sea from

Austin Powers. But anyways, we're going

to start off our review of Daang Airport

with the

toilets. As you can see, there's plenty

of space to put your bags here.

You can fit two personal

bags. You can even put a whole

backpacking backpack here. Plenty of

space in this

toilet. So, head on

out. Very nice toilets here.

very nice

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here. Okay, so I just uh arrived at the

airport at the international terminal.

Um the international terminal and the

domestic terminal are in different

sides. So, right now we're here on the

international

terminal and the domestic terminal is

over there. Um, it's connected by a

causeway. So, if you do need to transfer

from an international flight um to a

domestic flight, then you're going to

have to take the bus across. But, it's a

very short loop, only 5 minutes.

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So you

can wrap your bags here for extra

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protection. Nice and clean in this

airport. I'm going to check out how much

my bag weighs. And there are also

selfchecking kiosks right here behind

me, but only for a few of the major

airlines such as uh Asiana, China,

Vietnam, and Starbucks. The budget

airlines, you can't check in. Um but

let's see how much my package

weighs. Uh I travel a lot, so my

guesstimate is that um this is probably

about 20 g, 20 kg, excuse me.

Okay, so I'm actually going to use the

online check-in or the selfch check-in.

Uh the boarding gate doesn't open until

3 hours before departure, and I got in a

little bit too early at 3 hours and 15

minutes. So, I'm going to check in

myself and see how this works.

Okay, so I have just passed the um glass

walls to go through the customs and to

get your VAT tax, it is after these um

customs and departure. So after

customs and departure and security

check, you will get your VAT tax.

All right. So, I just finished customs

and it was pretty easy process. Um, now

I'm going to go in and see where I can

do my VAT tax refunds.

Uh, so I was told it was to the

right

after the

departures and we will

see where this exactly is.

Very clean

airport. Okay. So after the security

check at the departure terminal of the

international terminal, you will turn to

the right. After the security check, you

will turn to the right. You will see a

purple sign that says VAT

refund. Follow that

sign. And then beyond that purple masked

head is a red banner that says VAT

refund to the left.

They got some nice artwork over

here. The airport is only 15 minutes

from the beach. So, it doesn't take that

long to get to the airport. So, you

don't need to get to the airport super

early. But if you do get to the airport

super early, this is actually a very

nice airport to be at. Okay, let's do

the VAT refund.

see how this process works.

So, we're here at the tax refund and

let's see how this works.

Hello. Hello.

Okay. Yep.

Okay.

You will give me a passport. Okay.

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Okay. Okay. And you see

pass. Let me see. Pass. Yeah. Pass B.

You uh you moving uh moving custom

office. Okay. Wait, wait, wait, wait,

wait. You custom office. Okay. Okay.

Don't you don't you go back here? I

will. Okay. Where's the custom office?

Over there. Uh you go straight 100 me

look your left. Oh okay. Okay. You see a

red light room. Okay. Yeah. You call me

a red a red room.

Custom office. Custom office. Okay.

Yeah. You go straight. Uh-huh. 100 m.

Okay. Look your left. Okay. Okay. All

right. Okay. You uh Yeah.

You Okay. Then you come back here. I for

you. Okay. Okay.

Okay. So, makes sense. Um, you got to go

to the custom office first before you go

get the tax refund. And the customs

office

is, I guess, back where I came from.

Yeah.

So, you need to get some stamp from the

custom office and then you proceed to

the refund

office after you have that

stamp. I really do like the artwork

here. Um, I like the nice atrium effect.

Maybe I will go up here and hang

upstairs. Oh, nope. Never mind. It's a

lounge. Don't have access to

that. Okay, 300 m back.

Okay, so there was no sign for the

custom office, but it was probably right

next

to the custom and immigrations

checkpoint. Unfortunately, the security

guard up front didn't know what the

customs office meant.

I don't know if this is it.

Do I do the customs office for the tax

refunds? Uh, thanks for that. Oh, okay.

Check right here. Uh, okay. Sure.

Uh, yeah. And then the invoices here.

Yeah.

Okay, you follow me. Okay.

Okay. So, the customs office is to the

left of the check-in.

Okay. Can I see your customer? Yeah,

it's in here also.

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Thank you.

Okay. Mhm.

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Heat. Heat.

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Look out for that.

Okay. Um, so just finished uh the

paperwork for customs. Took about maybe

10 minutes, 10 15 minutes. And I'm going

to go back

um to the other

place where I get the VAT tax

refunds. Okay. They got some really

expensive drinks here. Uh $4 for a Coke

or other soda drink. $4.80 for an Evian.

Really expensive here. Good thing I'm

getting

my tax refund. I'm going to see if I can

find cheaper water somewhere

else. Here's some Aquafina. Aquafina is

only $150. It's not cold, but maybe I

will get some ice from Burger

King. Okay. So, don't go to this puro

gusto for your drinks. It's super

expensive. Just go to the souvenir shops

where it's slightly less expensive.

And they also do have the cheap Dani

water as well.

Okay. Some other people are going in for

their VAT tax refunds. So, I'm going to

do mine right

now.

Okay. You C major.

I got

this. Okay. Again, food.

Yeah.

Okay. Okay.

Uh, you see I get money I gave you.

Okay. Uh, 500,000 4.

Okay. 5,000. Mhm. One,

2,000 1. Okay. And 1,1. Okay. Okay. You

done. Happy birthday. Okay. So, 1 2 3 4

and then 111. Okay. Okay. You total?

Yeah. Yeah. Okay. 2 million. Yep. Yeah.

You're done. Okay. Thank you. Okay. Have

nice.

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
airport ˈeə.pɔːt A2	noun - a place where aircraft regularly take off and land, with facilities for passengers
terminal ˈtɜː.mɪ.nəl B1	noun - a building at an airport where passengers board or leave aircraft
international ˌɪn.təˈnæʃ.ə.nəl B2	adjective - relating to more than one country
domestic dəˈmes.tɪk B2	adjective - relating to flights that stay within the same country
baggage ˈbæɡ.ɪdʒ B1	noun - suitcases, bags, and other items carried by a traveler
backpack ˈbæk.pæk A2	noun - a bag carried on the back, used for travel or hiking
check‑in ˈtʃek.ɪn B2	verb - to register oneself as a passenger before a flight
customs ˈkʌs.təmz B2	noun - government agency that controls the import and export of goods
VAT viː eɪ ˈtiː C1	noun - value‑added tax, a consumption tax levied on goods and services
refund rɪˈfʌnd B2	noun - the return of money that has been paid verb - to give back money that was paid
security sɪˈkjʊə.rɪ.ti B2	noun - the measures taken to protect travelers and the airport from danger
gate ɡeɪt A2	noun - the area where passengers board a plane
transfer ˈtræns.fɚ B2	verb - to change from one flight to another
airline ˈeə.laɪn B2	noun - a company that provides regular flights
estimate ˈɛs.tɪ.meɪt B2	verb - to form an approximate judgment about the size, amount, or value of something
passport ˈpæspɔːrt A2	noun - an official document that identifies a person as a citizen of a country and allows them to travel internationally
artwork ˈɑːrt.wɝːk B2	noun - a piece or collection of visual art, especially displayed in a public space
souvenir ˌsuː.vəˈnɪr B2	noun - a small item kept as a reminder of a place or event
expensive ɪkˈspɛn.sɪv B1	adjective - costing a lot of money
cheap tʃiːp B1	adjective - low in price; inexpensive

Key Grammar Structures

• So, right now we're here on the international terminal and the domestic terminal is over there.

  ➔ present simple with contraction

  ➔ The speaker uses "we're" (we + are) to indicate a current location in the present simple.

• If you do need to transfer from an international flight to a domestic flight, then you're going to have to take the bus across.

  ➔ first conditional with emphatic 'do' + 'going to' future

  ➔ The clause "If you **do need**..." adds emphasis with "do"; the result clause uses "you're **going to have to**..." to express a future obligation.

• The boarding gate doesn't open until 3 hours before departure.

  ➔ negative present simple + temporal clause with 'until'

  ➔ "doesn't open" is the negative form of the present simple verb "open"; "until" introduces the time limit "3 hours before departure".

• After the security check, you will turn to the right.

  ➔ future simple for instruction

  ➔ "will turn" expresses a scheduled action in the near future that the listener should follow.

• You will give me a passport.

  ➔ modal verb "will" for request/politeness

  ➔ "will" is used here not as a simple future but to make a polite request: "Please give me a passport."

• There are also self‑checking kiosks right here behind me, but only for a few of the major airlines such as Asiana, China, Vietnam, and Starbucks.

  ➔ relative clause with "such as" for examples

  ➔ "such as" introduces a non‑exhaustive list of examples after the noun "airlines".

• They got some really expensive drinks here. $4 for a Coke or other soda drink.

  ➔ colloquial "got" for possession

  ➔ "got" is used instead of "have" in informal speech: "They **got** some expensive drinks" = "They **have** some expensive drinks".

• I don't know if this is it.

  ➔ indirect question with "if"

  ➔ "if" introduces an indirect yes/no question; the speaker is uncertain about the identity of "this".

• I just finished customs and it was a pretty easy process.

  ➔ present perfect "just finished" + past simple "was"

  ➔ "just finished" uses the present perfect to indicate a recent completed action; "was" describes the past state of the process.