Train Taxi

Once the truck is big and big, you will use "get in/get out". Now the mess is what I mean by big truck. Well, it means a truck that has lots of people and lots of people. When you can get into the truck (to get to your seat), you will use "get in/get out". It's easy when you can get into the truck (to get to your seat), then it's obviously big. While in the case of texi/car the chairs are near the doors (so you can get to the chairs in just one go and I've never seen anyone get into a texi/car to get to the seats), such small trucks are just like a marquee.

therefore we use " get in/out (of)", so if you come to the chair without going (inside the vehicle), then just use " get in/out (of)". horses, motorcycles (of course you can't say "get in the horse" or "get in the bike"), so just use "get on/off" for pets, motorcycles etc.

Taxis or trains - Seoul Forum

By the way, you will not get into a regular taxi as there is no trunk due to the fuel tanks. Lowest way is underground ^^^ not metro NREX. The metro for Icn is new and cleaner than other routes. It' headed by Rex. There are two train models in AREX: The All Stop is less expensive, more expensive and non-stop running costs.

AREX (AIRPORT METRO) would be better in the case of Seoul railway stations. There' an ESPALATOR and a LIFT on the ward. I want the limo to the Seoul Information Centre. Due to lack of activity, this thread has been dropped for new postings. Hopefully you will participate in the discussion by writing on an open thread or new one.

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