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Learn essential Korean for real-life situations in this beginner Korean lesson (A1–A2).

In this short survival Korean lesson, you’ll learn how to say:
👉 아파요 (a-pa-yo) — It hurts
This is one of the most important Korean phrases to use at:
the pharmacy
the hospital
the doctor
while traveling in Korea

You’ll learn the useful real-life pattern:
👉 (Body Part) + 가 아파요
= My (body part) hurts

Perfect for beginners who want practical Korean for emergencies and daily life.
🗣 Key Korean Sentences
어디가 아파요? (eo-di-ga a-pa-yo?)
→ Where does it hurt?
머리가 아파요 (meo-ri-ga a-pa-yo)
→ My head hurts.
배가 아파요 (bae-ga a-pa-yo)
→ My stomach hurts.
목이 아파요 (mok-i a-pa-yo)
→ My throat hurts.
이가 아파요 (i-ga a-pa-yo)
→ My tooth hurts.
허리가 아파요 (heo-ri-ga a-pa-yo)
→ My back hurts.

여기가 아파요 (yeo-gi-ga a-pa-yo)
→ It hurts here.

🎯 This lesson is perfect for:

Beginner Korean learners (A1–A2)
Travel Korean
Emergency Korean
Hospital Korean
Pharmacy Korean
Real-life Korean conversation