On a trip, maybe something unexpected could happen. In this
post, we’ll talk about emergency’s vocabularies.
Byouki 病気
Ill/ sick
Guai ga warui 具合が悪い
My condition isn’t good
Hakike ga shimasu 吐き気がを します
I
feel nauseous
Atama ga itai 頭が病い
Headache
Ha ga itai 歯が病い
Toothache
Onaka ga itai お腹が病い
Stomachache
Netsu ga arimasu 熱があります
Fever
Kega o shite imasu 怪我を して います
Injury
Isha 医者
Doctor
Haisha 歯医者
Dentist
Byouin 病院
Hospital
Kurinikku クリニック
Clinic
Shinsatsu 診察
Medical examination
Ketsuatsu 血圧
Blood Pressure
Houtai 包帯
Bandage
Kusuri 薬
Medicine
Yakkyoku 薬局
Pharmacy
Kyuukyuusha 救急車
Ambulance
Nyuuin shimashita 入院しました
Opname
Shujutsu 手術
Operation
Ryokou Hoken 旅行 保険
Travel Insurance
O-isha/kyuukyuusha o yonde kudasai
お医者/救急車をよんでください
Please call the doctor/ambulance!
Tasukete kudasai
助けてください
Please help me!
Ryokou hoken o tsukaemasu ka
旅行保険を使えますか
Can I use travel insurance?
Luckily, on our trip, we didn’t get any significant problems.
Only Foody got fever and had to get some rest in hostel. We suggest to buy a
travel insurance, especially for backpackers like us, realising that we have
tight budget and no extra money for emergency stuff. But please make sure that
you read all the terms and conditions. Try to compare the benefit of each
policy!
Have fun =)
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