Prepare By MAM SOPHAN
If you’re not feeling well and you don’t think it’s quite worth a doctor visit, then you might want to swing by your local pharmacy in Korea.
The pharmacists in Korea are very helpful. Explain what the problem is, and they’ll give you the recommended medicine to get you back to your former glorious self.
Or, maybe you went to the hospital and now you’ve got that piece of paper with the cure to your sickness. You’ll be on your way with your prescription filled in no time!
| English | 한국어 (Korean) |
|---|---|
| Do you have Tylenol? | 타이레놀 있어요? |
| I have a cold | 감기에 걸렸어요 |
| I have a stuffy nose | 코가 막혔어요. |
| I have a runny nose | 자꾸 콧물이 나요 |
| I have a headache | 머리가 아파요 |
| I have a sore throat | 목이 아파요 |
| I have a stomachache | 배가 아파요 |
| My body aches all over | 몸살 났어요 |
| I have been sick for two days | 이틀 동안 아팠어요 |
| Take one pill twice a day | 하루에 두 번 한 알씩 드세요 |
| Take one pill three times a day with meals | 하루에 세 번 식사할 때마다 한 알씩 드세요 |
| I don’t have any allergies | 알레르기가 없어요 |
| I am allergic to _______ | _______대해 알레르기가 있어요 |
| I have a prescription to fill | 처방전을 받아 왔어요 |
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