[#60] 🎧 How to Say "I Need a Prescription" in Korean

How to Say "I Need a Prescription" in Korean

 

The phrase "처방전이 필요해요."

( cheo-bang-jeon-i pi-ryo-hae-yo )

🗣 Meaning: "I need a prescription."

 

🔍Here’s the breakdown: 

✔️ 처방전 (cheo-bang-jeon) – prescription

✔️ 이 (-i) = Subject marker

✔️ 필요해요 (pi-ryo-hae-yo) – to need something

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At a Korean hospital or clinic:

 

👨‍⚕️Doctor:

 - Do you need a prescription? : ( cheo-bang-jeon pi-ryo-ha-se-yo? )

 

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🧔🏻You:
- Yes, I need a prescription. : ( ne, cheo-bang-jeon-i pi-ryo-hae-yo. )

 

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💡 In Korea, 

you often need a prescription 

to buy certain medicines, 

including antibiotics and stronger painkillers.

Doctors usually print prescriptions, 

which you take to a nearby pharmacy (yak-guk)

to get your medicine.

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