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Learn Korean: Asking For Help In An Emergency In Korean

In this video, you'll learn how to asking for help in an emergency in Korean. We'll cover essential phrases such as 'help' (dowajuseyo), 'emergency' (bi-sang-sang-hwang), 'call' (jeonhwahaejuseyo), 'dangerous' (wiheomhan), 'police' (gyeongchal). Watch the video to see these phrases used in context with visual examples. Don't forget to subscribe for more Korean lessons! Check out our recent language lessons:    • Learn Korean: Asking In A Hospital In Korean      • Learn Korean: Talking About Family And Fri...      • Learn Korean: Talking About The Weather In...      • Learn Korean: Asking For Directions In Korean      • Learn Korean: Making Travel Arrangements I...   Explore more in our playlist:    • Learn Korean   Full script: Today, we'll equip you with essential Korean phrases for navigating emergencies, going beyond the basics. 'Dowajuseyo' is a more polite and urgent way to ask for help than the more common 'do-wa-jwo'. Imagine you're lost and need assistance; you could say, "Dowajuseyo! I'm lost." 'Bi-sang-sang-hwang' is how you say 'emergency situation' in Korean, a key phrase to know. If you witness an accident, you could shout, "Bi-sang-sang-hwang-ieyo!" to alert others. Instead of just 'call', let's learn 'jeonhwahaejuseyo', meaning 'please call'. For instance, you might say, "Jeonhwahaejuseyo! '-', please call an ambulance!" 'Wiheomhan' describes something dangerous – a crucial word in emergencies. Consequently, you could warn someone by saying, "It's wiheomhan! Be careful!" Finally, 'gyeongchal' translates to 'police', essential for seeking help. You can use it like this, "I need to find a gyeongchal." Master these phrases to feel more confident navigating emergencies in Korea. Subscribe for more advanced Korean lessons! #LearnKorean #KoreanLessons #Greetings #LanguageLearning #Education Learn languages with us! Subscribe for more lessons.