TEMA 6 SALUD, MALESTARES Y RECOMENDACIONES

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TEMA 6 SALUD, MALESTARES Y RECOMENDACIONES EXPRESIONES TRADUCCIÓN EJEMPLO How are you? Cómo estás? A: How are you? B: I m fine! I m not so good actually, La verdad, no me siento muy bien. A: How are you? B: I m not so good, actually. What s the matter? Qué te pasa? A: What s the matter? B: I feel terrible! What s the problem? Cuál es el problema? A: What s the problem? B: I feel terrible! I have a Tengo (para enfermedad) I have a headache. I have a toothache. My back really hurts! Realmente me duele la espalda What s the problem? My back really hurts! How do you feel? Cómo te sientes? A: How do you feel? B: I feel seek. I feel sick! Me siento enfermo/ etc. A: How do you feel? B: I feel seek. I feel well! Me siento bien. A: How do you feel? B: I feel well!. I don t feel well. No me siento bien. A: How do you feel? B: I don t feel well. What should I do? Qué debería hacer? A: I have a headache. What should I do? You should Deberías B: You should take an aspirin. You shouldn t No deberías A: I have a cough. B: You shouldn t drink cold water. I m sorry to hear that. Cuánto siento escuchar eso. A: I broke my leg yesterday. B: I m sorry to hear that. I hope you feel better soon. Espero que pronto te sientas mejor. A:I have a terrible headache! B: I hope you feel better soon. Does it hurt? Duele? A: I broke my finger. B: Does it hurt? Have a pain (in the leg / arm) Me dule la pierna/el brazo I fell down and now I have a pain in my leg. I suffer from Sufro de. A: I suffer from pain in my feet. B: See a doctor. You look well! Te ves bien. Did you go to the doctor? You look well! See a doctor / dentist! Ve a ver al doctor /denstista, I have a fever. See a doctor. Do you take any medicine? Tomas algún medicamento? Do you take any medicine? You look well!. Can I make an appointment? Puedo sacar una cita? A: I feel bad doctor, Can I take an appointment? B: Sure. What time is your appointment? A que hora es tu cita? A: I can t go to class. I have to see the doctor.

B: What time is your appointment? What should I do? Qué debo hacer? I have a pain in my back. What should I do? Should I take any medicine? I have a pain in my back. Should I take any medicine? Problemas de salud VOCABULARY PALABRA TRADUCCIÓN EJEMPLO A fever Fiebre I have temperature. I have a terrible fever. A rash erupción Maggie went to see the doctor about a rash on her skin. Backache Dolor de espalda I have an ache in my back. I have a backache. Broken (leg / arm) Pierna (brazo) roto(a) He has a broken leg because he fell down. Cold Resfriado I have a cold. I need to take a rest. Cough Tos I have a cough. I need syrup. Headache Dolor de cabeza A: I have a headache. B: You should take an aspirin. Stomachache Dolor de estómago My stomach hurts. I have a stomachache. Toothache Dolor de muela I have an ache on my tooth. I have a toothache. Sore eyes Dolor de ojos I have a sore eyes, I have to go to the ophtalmologist. Sore throat Dolor de garganta I have a sore throat. I need some honey. Temperature temperatura I have temperature. I have a terrible fever. The flu Gripa I have the flu. I need to take a rest. Estados de ánimo Bad Mal(o) A: I feel bad. I have a cold. B: You should go to the doctor. Fine (well) Bien A: You look so sad. How do you feel? B: Not so fine. I have the flu. Good (better) Bueno, bien. A: You look so sad. How do you feel? B: Not so good. I have the flu. Great Formidable A: You look so happy. What s up?

Happy Feliz A: You look so happy. What s up? Hungry Hambriento A: Oh, it s 3 pm. I m hungry. Patient paciente B: Be patient! Lunch time is at 3:30. Sad Triste A: What s the matter? You look sad! B: I m really sad. I didn t pass my exam! Sick Enfermo A: What happened to you yesterday? You didn t attend the class! B: I was sick. I had the flu. Terrible Terrible A: I feel terrible! I have a headache and the flu is killing me. B: That s too bad. You should go to the doctor. Thirsty Sediento A: I need some water. I m thirsty. B: Would you like some water? Tired Cansado A: You look tired! Are you ok? B: Yes, I am. I had a really hard day, but I m ok. Partes del cuerpo Arm Brazo I have a pain on my arm. Elbow Codo My elbow hurts. I have a pain on my elbow. Knee Rodilla My knee hurts when I m walking. I have a pain on my knee. Leg Pierna My leg hurts when I m running. I have a pain on my leg. Mouth Boca My mouth is sore because of my braces. I need some new braces. Neck Cuello I have a pain on my neck. Nose Nariz I have some pimples inside my nose. That really hurts! Shoulder Hombro I did a lot of exercise. I have a pain on my shoulder. Skin Piel I went to see the doctor because I have a rash on my skin. Stomach Estómago My stomach hurts. I have a stomachache. Throat Garganta I have a sore throat. I need some honey.

Toe(s) Dedo(s) del pie My toe hurts. I think I have arthritis. Tooth (teeth) Diente(dientes) I have an ache on my tooth. I have a toothache. Her teeth are too white Wrist Muñeca My wrist hurts. I have a pain in my wrist. Tongue Lengua My tongue hurts. I have a pain in my tongue. Lips Labios That girl has beautiful lips! Back espalda I have an ache in my back. I have a backache. Ear Oído I have an ache on my ear. Eye Ojo I have sore eyes. Eyebrown Ceja She has thick eyebrows. Eyelash Pestaña Alison has beautiful eyelashes. Face Cara My face has many pimples and spots! Finger(s) Dedo(s) My finger hurts so badly! I need a doctor! Foot (feet) Pie (pies) I cut my foot pretty bad! I need bandage and alcohol. Hand Mano I have a sore on my hand. I need a doctor to check it up. Head Cabeza My head hurts. I have a terrible headache. I need an aspirin! Verbos Feel Sentir A: You look so happy. What s up? Help Ayudar A: I feel terrible! I have a headache. B: An aspirin may help you. Hope Esperar / esperanza. A: I feel terrible! I have a headache. B: I hope you feel better Rest Descansar I have a cold. I need to take a rest. Stay (in bed) Permanecer(en cama) A: I have a cold. B: You should stay in bed. Take Tomar (medicina) A: I m still sick! I have the flu and temperature. B: You should take your medicine and be patient. Hurt Doler My wrist hurts. I have a pain in my wrist.