Injury at Rehearsal — Hospitals, pharmacies, and emergencies

Hospitals, pharmacies, and emergencies — 아파요. / 머리가 아파요. / 열이 있어요. — 20 phrases

아파요.

apayo. · [ɐ.pʰɐ.jo]

It hurts.

The first thing you say when something hurts.

머리가 아파요.

meoriga apayo. · [mʌ.ɾi.ɡɐ ɐ.pʰɐ.jo]

My head hurts.

Saying which part of you hurts.

열이 있어요.

yeori isseoyo. · [jʌ.ɾi i.s͈ʌ.jo]

I have a fever.

When your body is running a temperature.

어지러워요.

eojireowoyo. · [ʌ.dʑi.ɾʌ.wʌ.jo]

I feel dizzy.

When your head is spinning.

숨쉬기가 힘들어요.

sumswigiga himdeureoyo. · [sum.swi.ɡi.ɡɐ him.dɯ.ɾʌ.jo]

I'm having trouble breathing.

When you're short of breath. This can be an emergency.

약국이 어디예요?

yakgugi eodiyeyo? · [jɐk̚.ku.ɡi ʌ.di.je.jo]

Where's the pharmacy?

When you have a prescription and need to go fill it.

병원에 가야 해요.

byeongwone gaya haeyo. · [pjʌŋ.wʌ.ne kɐ.jɐ hɛ.jo]

I need to go to the hospital.

Saying it's serious enough to need a hospital.

도와주세요.

dowajuseyo. · [to.wɐ.dʑu.se.jo]

Please help me.

Asking for help when you can't manage on your own.

119에 전화해 주세요.

119e jeonhwahae juseyo. · [e tɕʌn.ɦwɐ.ɦɛ tɕu.se.jo]

Please call 119.

Asking someone nearby to call for help in an emergency. 119 is Korea's fire and ambulance number.

영어가 가능한 의사가 있어요?

yeongeoga ganeunghan uisaga isseoyo? · [jʌŋ.ʌ.ɡɐ kɐ.nɯŋ.ɦɐn ɰi.sɐ.ɡɐ i.s͈ʌ.jo]

Is there a doctor who speaks English?

Checking whether you can be treated in a language you speak.

어제부터 아팠어요.

eojebuteo apasseoyo. · [ʌ.dʑe.bu.tʰʌ ɐ.pʰɐ.s͈ʌ.jo]

It's been hurting since yesterday.

Telling the doctor when your symptoms started.

약을 먹고 있어요.

yageul meokgo isseoyo. · [jɐ.ɡɯl mʌk̚.ko i.s͈ʌ.jo]

I'm taking medication.

Telling the doctor what you're currently taking.

페니실린 알레르기가 있어요.

penisillin allereugiga isseoyo. · [pʰe.ni.sil.ɾin ɐl.ɾe.ɾɯ.ɡi.ɡɐ i.s͈ʌ.jo]

I'm allergic to penicillin.

When you must declare an allergy. This one is a matter of safety.

이 약은 어떻게 먹어요?

i yageun eotteoke meogeoyo? · [i jɐ.ɡɯn ʌ.t͈ʌ.kʰe mʌ.ɡʌ.jo]

How do I take this medicine?

Asking how a medicine should be taken.

하루에 몇 번 먹어요?

harue myeot beon meogeoyo? · [hɐ.ɾu.e mjʌt̚ pʌn mʌ.ɡʌ.jo]

How many times a day do I take it?

Checking how many doses a day.

부작용이 있을 수 있어요?

bujagyongi isseul su isseoyo? · [pu.dʑɐ.ɡjoŋ.i i.s͈ɯl su i.s͈ʌ.jo]

Could there be side effects?

Checking for side effects before you take something.

보험 처리가 돼요?

boheom cheoriga dwaeyo? · [po.ɦʌm tɕʰʌ.ɾi.ɡɐ twɛ.jo]

Does insurance cover this?

Checking whether insurance applies.

진료비가 얼마나 나와요?

jillyobiga eolmana nawayo? · [tɕil.ɾjo.bi.ɡɐ ʌl.mɐ.nɐ nɐ.wɐ.jo]

How much will the treatment cost?

Asking the cost of treatment in advance.

응급실로 가야 할 정도인가요?

eunggeupsillo gaya hal jeongdoingayo? · [ɯŋ.ɡɯp̚.sil.ɾo kɐ.jɐ hɐl tɕʌŋ.do.in.ɡɐ.jo]

Is it bad enough for the emergency room?

Asking someone to judge whether it warrants the emergency room.

제 증상을 통역해 줄 사람이 필요해요.

je jeungsangeul tongyeokae jul sarami piryohaeyo. · [tɕe tɕɯŋ.sɐŋ.ɯl tʰoŋ.jʌ.kʰɛ tɕul sɐ.ɾɐ.mi pʰi.ɾjo.ɦɛ.jo]

I need someone to interpret my symptoms.

When communication is failing and you need an interpreter.