You are working in Korea and someone gets hurt. It may be a minor burn in a kitchen, dizziness during cleaning work, a fall in a warehouse, or a safety problem at a worksite. In that moment, long Korean sentences are not useful. You need short phrases that tell people what happened, where you are, and what help is needed.

This lesson teaches Korean emergency report phrases for foreign workers. The goal is practical: report a problem to a manager, ask for first aid, explain pain, request interpretation help, and understand when words like 응급실, 응급처치, 신고, and 위험 matter.