Koreans use it in emergency situations when they need official help, such as reporting a crime or accident.
Yes. "경찰 불러 주세요 (gyeongchal bulleo juseyo)" is polite and natural. You can also say "경찰 불러 줘 (gyeongchal bulleo jwo)" casually.
You can say "Call the police" — 경찰을 불러 주십시오 (gyeongchaleul bulleo jusipsio).
경찰 불러 주세요 means "Call the police" / "Please call the police." It's a polite emergency phrase. 경찰 (gyeongchal) = police, 부르다 → 불러 (bureuda → bulleo) = to call, 주세요 (juseyo) = please (polite request). Essential for emergencies, accidents, reporting crime.
1. Emergency: Crime, accident, danger.
2. Need official help: Require authorities.
3. As a traveler: Important safety phrase.
Call the police! It's an emergency!
Please call the police. There's been an accident. (Formal)
Call the police quickly! (Casual urgent)
Please report to 112. (Police number in Korea)
• 구급차 불러 주세요 (gugeupcha bulleo juseyo) - Call an ambulance
• 도와주세요 (dowajuseyo) - Help me please
• 112번이에요 (il-il-i beonieyo) - It's number 112 (Police)