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0:02Hello. Good morning.
0:03Good morning. How can I help you?
0:06I don't feel very well.
0:15I have a headache.
0:18I also have a sore throat.
0:21I'm sorry to hear that. Do you have a
0:23fever?
0:25I'm not sure.
0:30Could you recommend something for a
0:32cold?
0:33Yes, I can help you.
0:36This product may help with your
0:38symptoms.
0:39Thank you.
0:45How many times a day should I take this?
0:48Please follow the instructions on the
0:50package.
0:52Okay, I understand.
0:54Thank you for explaining.
1:01Does this medication have any side
1:02effects?
1:04Please read the information with the
1:05medication.
1:07If you have concerns, talk to a doctor
1:09or pharmacist.
1:10Okay, thank you.
1:23I still don't feel well.
1:25I think I should see a doctor.
1:27I have an appointment today.
1:46Good morning.
1:47Good morning.
1:49The doctor will see you now. Thank you.
2:01>> Good morning, Sarah.
2:03>> Good morning, doctor.
2:05>> How are you feeling today?
2:07>> I've been feeling unwell since Monday.
2:15>> What symptoms do you have?
2:18>> I have a fever.
2:20My back hurts.
2:22I also feel very tired.
2:25>> I understand.
2:30>> The pain is sharp and comes in waves.
2:33>> Does it hurt when you walk?
2:35>> Yes, it hurts when I walk.
2:38>> Does it hurt when you breathe?
2:40>> A little.
2:42>> Thank you for telling me.
2:45I would like to check you.
2:48>> Okay.
2:50>> We may need to do some tests.
2:53>> I understand.
2:55>> We will discuss the results when they
2:57are ready.
3:01>> Do I need a prescription?
3:03>> I will explain what you need.
3:05>> Okay.
3:06Thank you, doctor.
3:16When will the test results be ready?
3:19>> They should be ready soon.
3:21>> Okay.
3:23How will I get the results?
3:25>> We will explain the next steps to you.
3:32Take care, Sarah.
3:34>> Thank you, doctor.
3:36I feel better now that I understand what
3:38to do.
3:39>> You're welcome.
3:46>> I have a headache.
3:48I have a sore throat.
3:51I went to the pharmacy.
3:54I met the doctor.
3:57I hope feeling well soon.
4:02>> Now, let's practice the most useful
4:05English from today's lesson.
4:07We will practice simple words and
4:10sentences for talking about common
4:13health problems, asking for help at a
4:16pharmacy, and speaking with a doctor.
4:20Listen carefully. I will speak slowly.
4:24After each sentence, take a short moment
4:27to repeat.
4:28Let's begin.
4:30First, let's practice a very common
4:33health word, headache.
4:36When you have pain in your head, you can
4:39say, "I have a headache."
4:45Let's say it again.
4:47I have a headache.
4:53Very good.
4:55Now, let's practice another useful
4:57health word, sore throat. When your
5:01throat hurts, you can say, "I have a
5:04sore throat."
5:10Again,
5:11I have a sore throat.
5:18Excellent. Now, imagine you are at a
5:21pharmacy and you need help. A polite way
5:25to ask for advice is,
5:27"Could you recommend something for a
5:30cold?"
5:34Let's say it again.
5:36"Could you recommend something for a
5:39cold?"
5:43Very good. Now, let's practice an
5:46important sentence about medicine.
5:49If you want to know how often to take a
5:52medicine, you can ask, "How many times a
5:56day should I take this?"
6:04Again, "How many times a day should I
6:07take this?"
6:13Excellent. Here is another useful
6:16question. If you want to know about
6:19possible problems from a medicine, you
6:22can ask, "Does this medication have any
6:25side effects?"
6:32Again,
6:33"Does this medication have any side
6:36effects?"
6:41Very good.
6:45Now, let's move from the pharmacy to the
6:49doctor's office.
6:50Imagine the doctor asks you how long you
6:54have been feeling sick.
6:56You can explain,
6:58"I've been feeling unwell since Monday."
7:02Let's say it again.
7:04"I've been feeling unwell since Monday."
7:12Excellent.
7:14Now, let's practice a simple sentence
7:16about pain.
7:18If walking makes your body hurt, you can
7:22say,
7:23"It hurts when I walk."
7:29Again,
7:30"It hurts when I walk."
7:36Very good.
7:38Now, imagine that you feel pain when you
7:41breathe. You can say, "It hurts when I
7:45breathe."
7:50Again, "It hurts when I breathe."
7:58Excellent. Now, let's practice another
8:02useful health sentence.
8:04When you do not have much energy, you
8:07can say,
8:08"I feel very tired."
8:16Again,
8:17"I feel very tired."
8:25Very good. Now, let's practice asking
8:28about test results. After a doctor
8:31orders a test, you may want to know when
8:34you will get the results.
8:36You can ask, "When will the test results
8:40be ready?"
8:46Again,
8:47"When will the test results be ready?"
8:56Excellent.
8:57Now, let's practice one more important
9:00question.
9:01If you want to know whether you need a
9:04prescription, you can ask, "Do I need a
9:08prescription?"
9:13Again, "Do I need a prescription?"
9:21Very good.
9:23Now, let's put some of these sentences
9:26into a short pharmacy conversation.
9:29Imagine you are standing at the pharmacy
9:32counter. The pharmacist asks, "How can I
9:35help you?
9:42You can answer,
9:43I have a headache and a sore throat.
9:52Now you want some advice. You say, Could
9:56you recommend something for a cold?
10:01The pharmacist gives you some
10:03information.
10:05You can say,
10:06Thank you for your help.
10:10And the pharmacist can answer, You're
10:13welcome.
10:16Excellent. Now let's practice a
10:19conversation at the doctor's office.
10:22Imagine you are sitting with the doctor.
10:25The doctor asks,
10:27How are you feeling today?
10:32You can explain,
10:34I've been feeling unwell since Monday.
10:40The doctor asks about your symptoms.
10:44What symptoms do you have?
10:49You can answer,
10:50I have a fever and my back hurts.
10:57The doctor asks about your pain.
11:00Does it hurt when you walk?
11:06You answer,
11:08Yes, it hurts when I walk.
11:14Very good.
11:15Now let's review the main health words
11:18from today.
11:20First, headache. It means pain in your
11:25head.
11:26Headache.
11:29Next, sore throat.
11:32It means your throat hurts.
11:35Sore throat.
11:39Now,
11:40fever.
11:44Fever.
11:47Next, tired.
11:52Tired.
11:56And finally, prescription.
12:01Prescription.
12:05Excellent.
12:08Now, let's practice the most useful
12:11sentences again, but this time with a
12:14little more natural rhythm.
12:16If you have pain in your head, say, "I
12:20have a headache."
12:24If your throat hurts, say, "I have a
12:27sore throat."
12:31If you need advice at a pharmacy, say,
12:34"Could you recommend something for a
12:36cold?"
12:40If you want to know how often to take a
12:43medicine, ask, "How many times a day
12:47should I take this?"
12:50If you want information about possible
12:53effects, ask, "Does this medication have
12:57any side effects?"
13:01If you have been sick for several days,
13:03say, "I've been feeling unwell since
13:07Monday."
13:11If you do not have much energy, say, "I
13:15feel very tired."
13:19If you have pain while walking, say, "It
13:23hurts when I walk."
13:27If you want to know about a
13:29prescription, ask, "Do I need a
13:32prescription?"
13:35And if you are waiting for medical test
13:37results, ask, "When will the test
13:40results be ready?"
13:44Excellent work. These simple sentences
13:47can help you communicate more clearly in
13:50everyday health situations.
13:53Remember the main idea. Explain your
13:56symptoms, ask simple questions, and
13:59listen carefully to the answer.
14:01You do not need difficult English.
14:04Simple English is enough.
14:06Keep listening, keep repeating, and keep
14:09practicing a little every day.
14:12Great job completing day 10 of our 30
14:15days English practice. Keep going, and
14:18I'll see you in day 11.

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