Here is part 2 of our sicknesses & illnesses vocabulary. You may need to use some of these if you’re ever in the hospital in Korea. If you want to study even more and improve your Korean, check out our ebooks over at the Dom & Hyo Store.
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Korean vocabulary words used in this graphic:
고혈압 (go-hyeol-ab) = High blood pressure
저혈압 (jeo-hyeol-ab) = Low blood pressure
뇌진탕 (nweh-jin-tang) = Concussion
당뇨병 (dang-nyo-byeong) = Diabetes
수술 (su-sul) = Surgery
무좀 (mu-jom) = Athlete’s Foot
설사 (seol-sa) = Diarrhea
귀통 (gwi-tong) = Earache
질환 (jil-hwan) = Disease
생리통 (saeng-ri-tong) = Menstrual Cramps
궤양 (gweh-yang) = Ulcer
재채기 (jae-chae-gi) = Sneeze
Also remember that romanization is only a tool. Try not to depend on it too much. Learning the Hangul alphabet is the key to success!
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