Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "Have you been to South Korea?" in Korean in 3 ways:
Informal: hanguk-e ga-bon jeok itni? (한국에 가본 적 있니?), hanguk-e ga-bon jeok itseo? (한국에 가본 적 있어?)
Formal: hanguk-e ga-bon jeok itnayo? (한국에 가본 적 있나요?), hanguk-e ga-bon jeok itseupnigga? (한국에 가본 적 있습니까?)
Very Formal: hanguk-e ga-bo-sin jeok itseusipnigga? (한국에 가신적 있으십니까?) 한국에 가셨던적 있으십니까?
- you (subjective): neo (너), neo-neun (너는), dangsin-eun (당신은), dansin-ggeseo-neun (당신께서는) - to have been to [where]: [eodi-e] ga-bon jeok itda ([어디에] 가본 적 있다) - South Korea: nam han (남한), hanguk (한국)
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