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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), 'Thief' (doduk), 'Police' (gyeongchal), 'Lost' (ilheobeoryeosseoyo), 'Wallet' (j갑). 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: Shopping For Clothes In Korean      • Learn Korean: Asking For Help In An Emerge...      • Learn Korean: Discussing Hobbies And Inter...      • Learn Korean: Greetings And Introductions ...      • Learn Korean: Talking About The Weather In...   Explore more in our playlist:    • Learn Korean   Full script: Imagine you're lost in a bustling Seoul market and suddenly your wallet's gone – today, we'll learn how to get help in Korean. 'Dowajuseyo' is your first line of defense, meaning 'Help me!'. If you saw someone snatch your wallet, yell 'Doduk! ', meaning 'Thief!'. Next, you'll need to find the police; 'gyeongchal' means 'police'. Explain you're lost, or that something is lost, by saying 'Ilheobeoryeosseoyo'. Your missing item, your 'wallet', is called 'ji갑' in Korean. Someone bumps into you and you drop your phone – shout "Dowajuseyo!" You see someone running away with a purse, yell "Doduk! Gyeongchal!" to alert others. Approach a police officer and say, "Ji갑 ilheobeoryeosseoyo," meaning "My wallet is lost." Then, further explain, "Je ji갑- ilheobeoryeosseoyo." meaning "I've lost my wallet." Finally, ask the officer "Gyeongchal-' eodi isseoyo?" meaning "Where is the police station?" Mastering these key phrases empowers you to navigate unexpected situations and get the assistance you need, ensuring a safer and smoother experience in Korea. #LearnKorean #KoreanLessons #Greetings #LanguageLearning #Education Learn languages with us! Subscribe for more lessons.