A Trip to the Bank

은행·공과금

I took a number and waited my turn. "I'm here to open a checking account," I said at the window. She slid a form across the counter.
The vending machine only took coins. "Could you break a twenty for me?" I asked the teller. She counted out smaller bills with a smile.
I read the form twice before signing. "Is there a fee for transferring abroad?" I asked. She pointed to a small line at the bottom.
The bill had a few charges I didn't recognize. "How much do I owe in total?" I asked. She printed a clear summary for me.
I reached for my wallet at the counter. "Can I pay by card, or is it cash only?" I asked. She tapped the little machine and said either works.
Patterns in this story
PATTERN 126

I'm here to ~.

~하러 왔어요

I'm here to open a checking account.
I'm here to drop off the signed contract.
I'm here to exchange some money for my trip.
PATTERN 127

Could you break ~?

~ 잔돈으로 바꿔주실 수 있어요?

Could you break a twenty for me?
Could you break this task into smaller steps?
Could you break this bill for the bus fare?
PATTERN 128

Is there a fee for ~?

~ 수수료가 있나요?

Is there a fee for transferring abroad?
Is there a fee for going over the data limit?
Is there a fee for changing my flight date?
PATTERN 129

How much do I owe ~?

~ 얼마 내면 돼요?

How much do I owe in total?
How much do I owe for the extra licenses?
How much do I owe for the room and tax?
PATTERN 130

Can I pay by ~?

~로 낼 수 있어요?

Can I pay by card, or is it cash only?
Can I pay by invoice instead of upfront?
Can I pay by card for the tour tickets?
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Fill in the Blank

20달러짜리 잔돈으로 바꿔주실 수 있어요?

a twenty for me?