두통 (du-tong) refers to a headache in Korean. Whether you're visiting a pharmacy, discussing symptoms with a doctor, or talking about your health, knowing how to talk about 두통 is essential.
Introduction to 두통
The word 두통 (pronounced "du-tong") means headache in Korean. It's a common ailment, and people often visit pharmacies (약국) to buy over-the-counter medications like 진통제 (painkillers) to relieve their symptoms. Headaches can range from mild to severe, and you may need to describe the intensity when seeking treatment.
Here are some useful expressions using 두통 in Korean:
More Expressions (in Korean with English translation)
두통이 있어요
(du-tong-i i-sseo-yo)
I have a headache.두통약을 주세요
(du-tong-yak-eul ju-se-yo)
Please give me headache medicine.두통이 너무 심해요
(du-tong-i neo-mu shim-hae-yo)
My headache is very severe.진통제를 먹었지만 두통이 낫지 않아요
(jin-tong-je-reul meo-geot-ji-man du-tong-i nat-ji an-a-yo)
I took painkillers, but the headache didn’t go away.두통 때문에 일을 할 수 없어요
(du-tong ttae-moon-e il-eul hal su eop-seo-yo)
I can't work because of my headache.두통이 가라앉았어요
(du-tong-i ga-ra-an-jat-seo-yo)
The headache has subsided.
These expressions will help you talk about 두통 in various situations, whether you're describing your symptoms to a doctor or seeking medicine at a pharmacy. Understanding how to express headaches in Korean will make it easier to manage your health and get the care you need!