Hospital & Pharmacy 병원·약국
Symptoms, medicine and words for the doctor or pharmacist.
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1 / 20 This set covers common symptoms, places and items at the hospital and pharmacy, so you can explain how you feel and understand what the staff say. Korean clinics are easy to reach, and a pharmacy sells many common medicines. In Korea you usually go to a clinic or hospital, get a prescription, then take it to a pharmacy nearby. Words here are for everyday communication only and are not medical advice. In an emergency call 119 for an ambulance. Staff often ask where it hurts, so learn the pattern 머리가 아파요, meaning my head hurts.
Use the pattern body part + 이/가 아파요 to say where it hurts. In an emergency, call 119 right away.
Word list
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- 병원byeongwon hospital
- 약국yakguk pharmacy
- 의사uisa doctor
- 간호사ganhosa nurse
- 환자hwanja patient
- 약yak medicine
- 처방전cheobangjeon prescription
- 감기gamgi cold
- 열yeol fever
- 기침gichim cough
- 콧물konmul runny nose
- 두통dutong headache
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- 복통boktong stomachache
- 설사seolsa diarrhea
- 알레르기allereugi allergy
- 진통제jintongje painkiller
- 소화제sohwaje digestive medicine
- 반창고banchanggo adhesive bandage
- 체온계cheongye thermometer
- 구급차gugeupcha ambulance
Ready-to-use sentence
- 어디가 아프세요?Where does it hurt?
- 머리가 아파요.My head hurts.
- 병원이 어디예요?Where is the hospital?
- 약을 하루에 세 번 드세요.Take the medicine three times a day.
- 알레르기가 있어요.I have an allergy.
Frequently asked questions
What number do I call in an emergency?
Call 119 for an ambulance or fire, and 112 for police.
Where do I get medicine?
Take your prescription to a pharmacy, and common over-the-counter medicines can be bought there directly.
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