위험해! / 위험합니다!
wiheomhae! / wiheomhamnida!
Most urgent warning. When you hear this sound, stop whatever you are doing and look toward where the sound came from. (경고)
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Safety warning — this phrase should make your body react first
These are phrases you don't have time to think about the meaning. Memorize the sounds themselves, and when you hear them, stop immediately and step back.
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Romanization is a pronunciation aid
멈춰! / 멈추세요!
meomchwo! / meomchuseyo!
A phrase telling someone to stop the machine or equipment immediately. The reason will be explained later — first, you stop it.
물러나세요!
mulleonaseyo!
Tell someone to move back because the place they are standing is dangerous. Often heard near cranes and forklifts. (뒤로 빠지세요)
만지지 마세요.
manjiji maseyo.
Do not touch the equipment or parts. Use this when the equipment is being repaired, hot, or has electricity. (설비나 부품에 손대지 말라는 말.)
조심하세요. 머리 조심.
josimhaseyo. meori josim.
General caution. "머리 조심" is for low structures, "발밑 조심" is for floor obstacles.
지나갑니다!
jinagamnida!
When carrying something heavy or when a cart is coming, step aside from the path.
불이야!
buriya!
Fire alarm. Evacuate along the designated escape route — do not go back to retrieve belongings.
괜찮아요?
gwaenchanayo?
Are you hurt? If you're okay, say "괜찮습니다," otherwise say "안 괜찮습니다. 아픕니다."
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