❤️ K-Live 002: Pharmacy — Open Zone

Your first real-life health conversation — in Korean.

Want to survive in Korea?

Then you’d better know how to say:

“Do you have painkillers?”

💊 What’s Happening?

You’re at a pharmacy in Korea.

You ask for pain medicine (Tylenol).

But it’s out of stock — and they explain what’s available.

You ask how to take the medicine, when, and how much it costs.

This is everyday Korean.

Not for exams — but for real life.

🎬 Watch the Duet

Practice the full 6-turn conversation at a slow, clear speed.

Speak each line out loud — and train both roles: A and B.

Includes subtitles: Korean + English + Romanization.

🙏🏻 Just a quick note — 🙏🏻

The first few seconds may look a bit blurry,

but the quality improves right after. Thanks for your patience!

📄 Download the Free Lesson Note

What’s inside:

• Full script (KR / EN / Romanized)

• Key expressions

• Review checklist

Use it while you practice — or after.

💬 Key Expressions

• Do you have painkillers?

• What kind of medicine is this?

• How many times a day?

• Before or after meals?

These aren’t grammar points.

They’re the words that help you survive in Korea.

🔥 What’s Next?

You just spoke Korean — at a pharmacy.

Now it’s time to train for speed and confidence.

👇 Scroll down to unlock the Pro Zone, where you’ll:

• 🎙️ Catch Korean at native speed

• 🧠 Speak without any script

• 👥 Train both A & B roles under pressure

• ✍️ Write each line to remember

• ⚡️ Perform the full Duet — at real tempo

This is how Korean becomes survival-ready.

Let’s turn knowledge into fluency.

➡️ [Go to Pro Zone]