119 vs. 911: What I Learned from Two Ambulance Rides #297

日本と外国で救急車に乗った経験🚑 I share my experiences riding in ambulances once in Canada and once in Japan. Learn what happened, how each emergency system works, and what it’s really like to call 119 in Japan.

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297. "119" vs. "911" : What I Learned from Two Ambulance Rides |日本と外国で救急車に乗った経験
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単語 (Vocabulary)

🚑 緊急・医療
  • 救急車(きゅうきゅうしゃ)– Ambulance
  • 救急(きゅうきゅう)– Emergency
  • 救急隊員(きゅうきゅうたいいん)– Paramedic
  • 火事(かじ)– Fire
  • 症状(しょうじょう)– Symptoms
  • 倒れる(たおれる)– To collapse
  • 息をする(いきをする)– To breathe
  • 診察(しんさつ)– Medical examination
  • 血液検査(けつえきけんさ)– Blood test
  • 運ぶ(はこぶ)– To transport
  • 看護師(かんごし)– Nurse
  • お医者さん(おいしゃさん)– Doctor
  • 検査(けんさ)– Medical test
  • 保険(ほけん)– Insurance
  • 医療制度(いりょうせいど)– Medical system
  • 負担(ふたん)– Burden (e.g. cost)
  • 診てもらう(みてもらう)– To be examined (by a doctor)
  • 医療制度(いりょうせいど)– Healthcare system

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