기타 표현
병원
byeong-won
hospital; clinic
When to use this sentence
When you’re seriously sick or injured, you’ll need this word to say you have to go to the hospital or tell a taxi driver your destination.
약국
yak-guk
pharmacy; drugstore
When to use this sentence
For lighter problems like a cold, headache or stomachache, you’ll often go to a pharmacy instead of a hospital.
약
yak
medicine; drug; pills
When to use this sentence
At a pharmacy you’ll say things like “Do you have cold medicine?” or “Please give me medicine for stomachache” using this word.
아파요
a-pa-yo
It hurts; I’m sick
When to use this sentence
Even before explaining where it hurts, just saying “아파요” is enough to let people know you need help.
응급실
eung-geup-sil
emergency room (ER)
When to use this sentence
In serious situations you should be able to ask “Where is the emergency room?” to get help as fast as possible.
기타 표현
경찰
gyeong-chal
police; police officer
When to use this sentence
If you face pickpocketing, loss or a dangerous situation, just saying “경찰” helps people understand you need the police.
기타 표현
여권
yeo-gwon
passport
When to use this sentence
You show this for check-in, currency exchange or SIM purchases, so it’s your most important ID word – and crucial if you lose it.
지갑
ji-gap
wallet
When to use this sentence
If you lose it, you may need to say “I lost my wallet” at a lost-and-found counter, café or restaurant, so this word is important.