반창고
반창고 (ban-chang-go) refers to plaster or bandage in Korean, typically used for covering small wounds or cuts. Whether you're applying first aid or buying medical supplies, knowing how to talk about 반창고 in Korean is useful for daily life.
Introduction to 반창고
The word 반창고 (pronounced "ban-chang-go") means plaster or band-aid in Korean. It's commonly used to cover minor cuts or injuries and is a staple in first-aid kits. 상처 (sang-cheo, wound) and 소독약 (so-dok-yak, antiseptic) are often used together with 반창고 for basic wound care.
Here are some useful expressions using 반창고 in Korean:
More Expressions (in Korean with English translation)
반창고 한 개 주세요
(ban-chang-go han gae ju-se-yo)
Please give me one band-aid.상처에 반창고를 붙여요
(sang-cheo-e ban-chang-go-reul but-chyeo-yo)
I put a band-aid on the wound.반창고를 어디서 살 수 있어요?
(ban-chang-go-reul eo-di-seo sal su i-sseo-yo?)
Where can I buy plasters?큰 반창고가 필요해요
(keun ban-chang-go-ga pi-ryo-hae-yo)
I need a large band-aid.반창고를 새로 바르세요
(ban-chang-go-reul sae-ro bal-leu-se-yo)
Please change to a new band-aid.반창고를 떼면 아파요
(ban-chang-go-reul tte-myeon a-pa-yo)
It hurts when I remove the band-aid.
These expressions will help you talk about 반창고 in various situations, whether you're applying first aid or purchasing medical supplies. Knowing how to discuss plasters in Korean will make it easier to handle minor injuries effectively!