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🚨 Korean Emergency Numbers and What to Do

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Korean Emergency Numbers & What to Say (Traveler/Expat Quick Guide)

If something goes wrong, you need 3 things fast: the right number, the right words, and the right next step.

This skimmable guide gives you the essential numbers (112 / 119 / 1330), simple English↔Korean phrases, and step-by-step actions so you can stay calm and get help quickly.

이 글은 한국의 긴급 전화번호(112/119/1330)와 상황별 핵심 표현, 즉각적인 대처 순서를 한눈에 제공합니다.

📑 Table of Contents (open/close)
  1. Learning Goals
  2. Essential Numbers (112/119/1330)
  3. What to Do: 5 Steps
  4. Hospitals & Pharmacies
  5. Phrases & Mini Quiz
  6. Teacher’s Tips
  7. Common Mistakes
  8. Did You Know?
  9. Lesson CTA

🎯 Learning Goals

  • Save time by dialing the correct number immediately.
  • Use 2–3 survival phrases in clear, simple Korean.
  • Follow a calm 5-step checklist until help arrives.

📞 Essential Emergency Numbers

  • 🚓 Police — 112
  • 🚑 Ambulance & Fire — 119
  • 🌐 Multilingual help — 1330 (Korean/English/Japanese/Chinese; travel & info support, can guide you to services)
  • 🛂 Passport/Embassy: call your embassy in Seoul for consular help.

Tip: Speak slowly. If you don’t know the address, describe the nearest landmark (intersection, station exit number, big store).

🧭 What to Do in an Emergency — 5 Steps

  1. Call the number (112 or 119). Stay on the line.
  2. Say the emergency: “도와주세요 (Help), 불이 났어요 (There’s a fire), 사람이 다쳤어요 (Someone is hurt).”
  3. Give location: building name + floor / closest subway exit / street name.
  4. Language request: “영어 가능하신가요? (Do you speak English?)”
  5. Stay available: Keep your phone free; follow instructions until responders arrive.

🏥 Hospitals & Pharmacies (24/7 options vary by city)

  • Major hospitals in Seoul (e.g., Severance, Samsung Medical Center) have international services or coordinators.
  • Emergency pharmacy finder: pharm114.or.kr

As availability can change, confirm hours by phone before you go (as of 2025-09-14).

💬 Survival Phrases & Mini Quiz

KoreanRREnglish
도와주세요!dowajuseyoHelp!
구급차 불러 주세요.gugeupcha bulleo juseyoPlease call an ambulance.
여기 사람이 다쳤어요.yeogi sarami dachyeosseoyoSomeone is injured here.
주소는 ○○로 12, 3층이에요.juso-neun ○○-ro sip-i, sam-cheung-ieyoThe address is 12, ○○-ro, 3rd floor.
영어 가능하신가요?yeongeo ganeunghasin-gayoDo you speak English?
📝 Quick Quiz (open)
  1. How do you ask for an ambulance in Korean?
  2. Which number is for police? For ambulance/fire?

Answers: “구급차 불러 주세요.” / 112 = Police, 119 = Ambulance & Fire.

2-minute practice: Record yourself saying the 5 phrases once slowly, once quickly. Save the audio in your phone’s “Emergency” folder.

👩‍🏫 Teacher’s Tips

  • Start tiny: Add “112 / 119 / 1330” to your phone’s favorites. Screenshot this page.
  • Environment design: Make a one-tap note with your home/work address + landmark.
  • Reality phrases: Learn 1 line you can say under stress: “여기 사람이 다쳤어요.”

❌ Common Mistakes & Fixes

  • Mistake: Talking too fast / long story first. Fix: Lead with the problem → location → number of people.
  • Mistake: Only English. Fix: Add one keyword in Korean (불 fire / 사고 accident / 다쳤어요 injured).
  • Mistake: No address ready. Fix: Save a text note with address + landmark + building entrance details.

🌏 Did You Know?

Emergency operators can guide you step-by-step (e.g., basic first-aid / what to check) while help is on the way. Calls to 112/119 are prioritized and free from Korean phones.

112(경찰)·119(구급/소방) 연결 시, 상황 설명→위치→인원 수 순으로 또박또박 말하면 처리 속도가 빨라집니다.

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