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Emergencies & Safety in Korean · TOPIK 2
70 Korean words and phrases for emergencies & safety, at TOPIK 2 level. Each entry shows the word, how to read it, what it means, and a full example sentence with translation.
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구급차 gugeupchaambulance
구급차가 빨리 왔어요.
The ambulance came quickly.
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사고 sagoaccident
어제 사고가 났어요.
There was an accident yesterday.
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다치다 dachidato get hurt, to be injured
손을 다쳤어요.
I hurt my hand.
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잃어버리다 ireobeoridato lose (something)
열쇠를 잃어버렸어요.
I lost my keys.
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지갑 jigapwallet
지갑을 집에 놓고 왔어요.
I left my wallet at home.
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소방차 sobangchafire truck
소방차 소리가 들려요.
I hear a fire truck.
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경찰서 gyeongchalseopolice station
경찰서에 갔다 왔어요.
I went to the police station.
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넘어지다 neomeojidato fall down
계단에서 넘어졌어요.
I fell on the stairs.
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상처 sangcheowound, cut
상처에 약을 발랐어요.
I put medicine on the wound.
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도둑 dodukthief
도둑이 창문으로 들어왔어요.
A thief came in through the window.
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안전벨트 anjeonbelteuseatbelt
안전벨트를 매 주세요.
Please fasten your seatbelt.
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열 yeolfever
열이 많이 나요.
I have a high fever.
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부르다 bureudato call (someone)
택시를 불렀어요.
I called a taxi.
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구하다 guhadato save, to rescue
그 사람이 아이를 구했어요.
That person saved a child.
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지갑을 잃어버렸어요. jigabeul ireobeoryeosseoyoI lost my wallet.casual 지갑 잃어버렸어. jigap ireobeoryeosseo
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불이 나면 119에 전화하세요. buri namyeon irilgue jeonhwahaseyoIf there's a fire, call 119.
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교통사고가 났어요. gyotongsagoga nasseoyoThere was a traffic accident.
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다리를 다쳤어요. darireul dachyeosseoyoI hurt my leg.
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구급차를 불러 주세요. gugeupchareul bulleo juseyoPlease call an ambulance.
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도둑이 제 가방을 가져갔어요. dodugi je gabangeul gajyeogasseoyoA thief took my bag.
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경찰서가 어디에 있어요? gyeongchalseoga eodie isseoyoWhere is the police station?
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경찰이 필요하면 112를 누르세요. gyeongchari piryohamyeon iririreul nureuseyoIf you need the police, dial 112.
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소방관 sobanggwanfirefighter
소방관이 불을 껐어요.
The firefighter put out the fire.
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환자 hwanjapatient
병원에 환자가 많아요.
There are many patients at the hospital.
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주사 jusainjection, shot
오늘 병원에서 주사를 맞았어요.
I got a shot at the hospital today.
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기침 gichimcough
밤에 기침을 많이 했어요.
I coughed a lot at night.
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콧물 konmulrunny nose
콧물이 계속 나요.
My nose keeps running.
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어지럽다 eojireopdato be dizzy
일어날 때 조금 어지러워요.
I feel a little dizzy when I stand up.
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토하다 tohadato vomit, to throw up
아이가 밥을 먹고 토했어요.
The child threw up after eating.
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삐다 ppidato sprain
운동을 하다가 손목을 삐었어요.
I sprained my wrist while exercising.
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붓다 butdato swell
다리가 많이 부었어요.
My leg is very swollen.
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물리다 mullidato be bitten
강아지한테 손을 물렸어요.
I got my hand bitten by a dog.
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벌레 beollebug, insect
방에 벌레가 있어요!
There's a bug in the room!
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반창고 banchanggoband-aid, adhesive bandage
상처에 반창고를 붙였어요.
I put a band-aid on the wound.
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붕대 bungdaebandage
팔에 붕대를 감았어요.
I wrapped a bandage around my arm.
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입원하다 ibwonhadato be hospitalized
할아버지가 병원에 입원하셨어요.
My grandfather was hospitalized.
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퇴원하다 toewonhadato be discharged from the hospital
다음 주에 퇴원할 수 있어요.
I can leave the hospital next week.
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검사 geomsatest, examination
병원에서 피 검사를 받았어요.
I had a blood test at the hospital.
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치료 chiryotreatment
치료를 받으면 곧 나을 거예요.
If you get treatment, you'll get better soon.
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신호등 sinhodeungtraffic light
신호등이 빨간불이에요.
The traffic light is red.
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횡단보도 hoengdanbodocrosswalk
횡단보도에서 길을 건너세요.
Cross the street at the crosswalk.
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건너다 geonneodato cross
길을 건널 때 조심하세요.
Be careful when you cross the street.
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도로 dororoad
도로에서 놀면 위험해요.
It's dangerous to play on the road.
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헬멧 helmethelmet
자전거를 탈 때 헬멧을 꼭 쓰세요.
Always wear a helmet when riding a bike.
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마스크 maseukeu(face) mask
감기에 걸려서 마스크를 썼어요.
I caught a cold, so I wore a mask.
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잠그다 jamgeudato lock
문을 잘 잠갔어요?
Did you lock the door properly?
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지키다 jikidato keep, to obey, to protect
교통 규칙을 잘 지키세요.
Obey the traffic rules.
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놀라다 nolladato be surprised, to be startled
큰 소리가 나서 깜짝 놀랐어요.
I was startled by a loud noise.
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어제부터 열이 나고 기침이 나요. eojebuteo yeori nago gichimi nayoI've had a fever and a cough since yesterday.
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어지럽고 토할 것 같아요. eojireopgo tohal geot gatayoI feel dizzy and like I'm going to throw up.casual 어지럽고 토할 것 같아 eojireopgo tohal geot gata
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발목을 삐어서 걸을 수가 없어요. balmogeul ppieoseo georeul suga eopseoyoI sprained my ankle, so I can't walk.
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모기한테 물려서 너무 가려워요. mogihante mullyeoseo neomu garyeowoyoI got bitten by a mosquito and it's so itchy.
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피가 나요. 반창고 좀 주세요. piga nayo. banchanggo jom juseyoI'm bleeding. Please give me a band-aid.
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검사 결과는 언제 나와요? geomsa gyeolgwaneun eonje nawayoWhen will the test results come out?
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치료를 받으러 매주 병원에 가요. chiryoreul badeureo maeju byeongwone gayoI go to the hospital every week to get treatment.
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얼마나 입원해야 돼요? eolmana ibwonhaeya dwaeyoHow long do I have to stay in the hospital?
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빨간불에는 길을 건너지 마세요. ppalganbureneun gireul geonneoji maseyoDon't cross the street on a red light.
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횡단보도가 어디에 있어요? hoengdanbodoga eodie isseoyoWhere is the crosswalk?
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나갈 때 문을 꼭 잠그세요. nagal ttae muneul kkok jamgeuseyoBe sure to lock the door when you go out.
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여기에서 수영하면 안 돼요. yeogieseo suyeonghamyeon an dwaeyoYou're not allowed to swim here.
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약은 하루에 세 번 식사 후에 드세요. yageun harue se beon siksa hue deuseyoTake the medicine three times a day after meals.
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이가 너무 아파서 잠을 못 잤어요. iga neomu apaseo jameul mot jasseoyoMy tooth hurt so much that I couldn't sleep.
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아이가 계단에서 넘어졌어요. aiga gyedaneseo neomeojyeosseoyoThe child fell down on the stairs.
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밖에서 이상한 소리가 났어요. bakkeseo isanghan soriga nasseoyoThere was a strange noise outside.
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여기는 위험해요. 들어가지 마세요. yeogineun wiheomhaeyo. deureogaji maseyoThis place is dangerous. Don't go in.
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밤에 혼자 다니지 마세요. bame honja daniji maseyoDon't go around alone at night.
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구급차가 올 때까지 기다리세요. gugeupchaga ol ttaekkaji gidariseyoPlease wait until the ambulance arrives.
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무슨 일이 있으면 바로 전화하세요. museun niri isseumyeon baro jeonhwahaseyoIf anything happens, call me right away.
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감기가 다 나았어요. gamgiga da naasseoyoI've completely recovered from my cold.casual 감기 다 나았어 gamgi da naasseo
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마스크를 쓰면 감기에 잘 안 걸려요. maseukeureul sseumyeon gamgie jal an geollyeoyoIf you wear a mask, you don't catch colds easily.
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