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0:01I don't feel well today.
0:04I need to see a doctor.
0:08I hope I feel better soon.
0:15Good morning. Good morning.
0:19I'd like to see a doctor, please. I have
0:22an appointment.
0:24What is your name, please?
0:27Sure.
0:31Here is my ID. Thank you. Do you need
0:35anything else? That is helpful.
0:38I have my insurance card, too.
0:46I need to fill out this form.
0:49I'll write my information here.
0:53I want to give the right information.
1:03Sarah. Yes, that's me. I'm ready. Thank
1:08you.
1:15I'll check your temperature first, then
1:18I'll check your blood pressure. Okay,
1:21that's fine. Thank you.
1:31What is wrong? I don't feel well. I feel
1:35tired and weak. I have felt this way for
1:39two days.
1:45I have a headache.
1:48My throat hurts. I also have a fever.
1:52When did it start?
1:54Yesterday morning,
2:01my headache started yesterday.
2:04My throat started hurting last night.
2:08I felt worse this morning.
2:11Okay, thank you.
2:16Do you feel dizzy?
2:18Yes, a little. I feel dizzy when I stand
2:23up.
2:24Do you feel sick?
2:26No, but I feel very tired.
2:31Let me check your temperature. Okay. I
2:35have felt very warm.
2:38Your temperature is a little high.
2:46Please relax your arm.
2:48>> Okay. I'll stay still. Don't worry. I'm
2:52a little nervous. Just relax.
3:03>> Good morning, Sarah. How are you
3:06feeling?
3:07>> I don't feel very well. I have a few
3:10problems. I need some help.
3:16I have a headache.
3:18My throat hurts.
3:20I have a fever.
3:23I also feel weak.
3:25>> Thank you, Sarah.
3:27That helps me understand.
3:31Please open your mouth. Say ah.
3:34>> Ah.
3:35>> Good. Now take a deep breath.
3:38>> Okay.
3:41>> Perfect.
3:42[sighs]
3:46>> Do you take any medicine?
3:49No, I don't.
3:51>> Do you have any allergies?
3:54>> Yes, I'm allergic to penicellin.
4:01>> Is there anything I should avoid?
4:04I want to get better soon.
4:06>> Get plenty of rest. Follow the
4:09instructions.
4:13Here
4:16are your instructions.
4:18Please follow them carefully.
4:21>> Can you explain that again, please? I
4:24want to understand.
4:25>> Of course, I'll explain it slowly.
4:31>> How often should I take it?
4:33>> Follow the instructions on the label.
4:36>> Should I take it with food?
4:38>> Ask the pharmacist if you are not sure.
4:41What if I forget a dose?
4:43>> Ask the pharmacist if you are not sure.
4:46>> When should I come back?
4:49>> Come back if you feel worse.
4:52>> What if I still feel sick?
4:54>> Call us if you are worried.
4:57>> Should I call the clinic?
5:01>> I can't go to work today. Could I have a
5:05doctor's note, please? I need to rest at
5:08home.
5:09>> Of course.
5:10The receptionist can help you.
5:16>> Excuse me. I need my doctor's note. The
5:21doctor sent me here. Of course. Here you
5:25are. Thank you very much.
5:31I'm glad I came here today.
5:34Now I know what to do.
5:37I'm going home to rest.
5:40I hope I feel better soon.
5:47Today was a good day. I learned how to
5:50ask questions.
5:52I can speak slowly and clearly.
5:55I don't need perfect English.
5:58I just need to keep practicing.
6:01Today, I learned English at the clinic.
6:04I learned how to talk about my health. I
6:07learned how to ask questions. I can
6:09speak English in difficult situations.
6:11Keep practicing. Keep speaking. I'll see
6:14you in day 21.
6:18Now it's your turn to practice. Imagine
6:21you are Sarah. You don't feel well
6:24today. You have a headache. Your throat
6:28hurts. You have a fever. You feel weak.
6:32So, you decide to see a doctor. Listen
6:36carefully. Repeat each sentence slowly.
6:43Before we start, imagine this situation.
6:47You wake up and you don't feel well.
6:50Your head hurts. Your throat hurts. You
6:54feel weak and you have a fever. You
6:59decide to go to a clinic. But when you
7:03arrive, you need to speak English. You
7:07need to check in. You need to explain
7:10how you feel. You need to answer the
7:14nurse. You need to talk to the doctor.
7:18And you may need to ask questions about
7:22your medicine.
7:24Don't worry. Today we will practice
7:27these simple English words and sentences
7:31together. You don't need difficult
7:34English. You only need a few useful
7:38words and short sentences.
7:41Listen carefully, repeat slowly, and
7:45imagine that you are really at the
7:48clinic.
7:50Let's start with the most important
7:53vocabulary.
7:55Let's start. Imagine you are walking
7:58into a clinic. You walk to the reception
8:02desk. The receptionist smiles and asks,
8:06"Good morning. What is your name?"
8:11You say, "Good morning. My name is
8:15Sarah."
8:18The receptionist asks, "Do you have an
8:22appointment?"
8:26You say, "Yes, I have an appointment."
8:32Now you are ready to check in. You can
8:36say, "I'd like to see a doctor, please."
8:43Again, I'd like to see a doctor, please.
8:50Clinic.
8:54Clinic. A clinic is a place where you
8:58see a doctor or nurse. Say clinic.
9:05Now use it. I am at the clinic.
9:12I need to see a doctor.
9:18These are simple and useful sentences.
9:24Appointment.
9:28Appointment.
9:30An appointment is a planned time to see
9:34someone.
9:35Say appointment.
9:40Now say I have an appointment.
9:47Again, I have an appointment.
9:54You can also say I have an appointment
9:58with Dr. Miller.
10:04Now let's learn ID.
10:08ID means identification.
10:13You may need to show your ID at the
10:17reception desk. Say ID.
10:22The receptionist asks, "Can I see your
10:26ID?"
10:29You say sure here is my ID
10:34again. Here is my ID.
10:40Symptoms.
10:43Now symptoms.
10:48Symptoms are signs that you are sick. A
10:52headache is a symptom. A fever is a
10:56symptom. A sore throat is a symptom. Say
11:01symptoms.
11:04The nurse asks, "What are your
11:06symptoms?"
11:10You say, "I have a headache."
11:14I have a fever.
11:18My throat hurts.
11:22Headache.
11:25Headache. A headache means your head
11:28hurts. Say headache
11:33now. I have a headache
11:38again. I have a headache.
11:44Very simple. Very useful.
11:48Fever.
11:49Now
11:51fever.
11:53A fever means your body is hotter than
11:57normal. Say fever
12:02now. I have a fever
12:08again. I have a fever.
12:14You can also say I feel very warm
12:20now. Sore throat.
12:24A sore throat means your throat hurts.
12:30Say sore throat.
12:34Now my throat hurts
12:40again. My throat hurts.
12:46You can also say I have a sore throat.
12:53Now weak.
12:56Weak means you do not have much energy.
13:01Say weak
13:05now. I feel weak
13:10again. I feel weak.
13:15You can say I feel very weak.
13:22Now dizzy.
13:25Dizzy means you feel like you may lose
13:30your balance. Say dizzy.
13:36Now I feel dizzy
13:40again. I feel dizzy.
13:46You can say I feel dizzy when I stand
13:50up.
13:54Let's talk to the nurse. Now imagine you
13:58are sitting with the nurse. The nurse
14:01asks, "What is wrong?"
14:04You say, "I don't feel well." Again, I
14:09don't feel well.
14:12The nurse asks, "What are your
14:14symptoms?"
14:16You say, "I have a headache.
14:21I have a fever.
14:25My throat hurts.
14:28I feel weak."
14:32The nurse asks, "Do you feel dizzy?"
14:36You say, "Yes, a little."
14:40Very good. You are explaining your
14:43health clearly.
14:45Now let's learn medicine.
14:49Medicine is something you take to help
14:51you get better. Say medicine.
14:56The doctor asks, "Do you take any
14:59medicine?"
15:02You say, "No, I don't."
15:06again. No, I don't.
15:11Now, allergy.
15:13An allergy is a bad reaction to
15:16something. Say allergy.
15:21The doctor asks, "Do you have any
15:24allergies?"
15:26You say, "Yes."
15:29You say, "I'm allergic to penicellin."
15:34Again, I'm allergic to penicellin.
15:39This is an important sentence.
15:43Now, prescription.
15:46Prescription is what the doctor gives
15:48you for medicine.
15:50Say prescription.
15:54The doctor gives you a prescription. You
15:57can say thank you.
16:01You can say, "I have my prescription."
16:08Now, let's put everything together.
16:13Imagine you are Sarah. You walk into the
16:18clinic.
16:20Good morning.
16:23Good morning.
16:25I'd like to see a doctor, please.
16:30Do you have an appointment?
16:35Yes, I have an appointment.
16:40Now you meet the nurse. The nurse asks,
16:45"What is wrong?"
16:48I don't feel well.
16:52The nurse asks, "What are your
16:55symptoms?"
16:58I have a headache.
17:02I have a fever.
17:06My throat hurts.
17:10I feel weak.
17:14The nurse asks, "Do you feel dizzy?"
17:20Yes, a little.
17:24Now you meet the doctor. The doctor
17:27asks, "Do you have any allergies?"
17:31You say, "Yes,
17:34I'm allergic to penicellin."
17:38The doctor gives you a prescription.
17:41You ask, "How often should I take it?"
17:46The doctor explains, but you don't
17:49understand.
17:51What can you say?
17:53Can you explain that again, please?
17:58Now you want to know when to come back.
18:01Ask, "When should I come back?"
18:05And finally, you need a doctor's note.
18:10Ask, "Could I have a doctor's note,
18:13please?"
18:15Now you are ready to leave. You can say,
18:19"Thank you very much.
18:22I'm going home to rest.
18:25I hope I feel better soon.
18:28Let's see what you remember. You are at
18:32the clinic. You have a headache and a
18:36fever. The nurse asks, "What is wrong?"
18:43Your answer: I don't feel well.
18:49The nurse asks, "What are your
18:52symptoms?"
18:55Your answer: I have a headache. I have a
18:59fever. My throat hurts.
19:04The doctor asks, "Do you have any
19:08allergies?"
19:11Your answer? Yes, I'm allergic to
19:15penicellin.
19:18The doctor gives you medicine. You ask,
19:22"How often should I take it?"
19:27You don't understand the answer. You
19:30say, "Can you explain that again,
19:33please?"
19:36Before you leave, you ask, "When should
19:39I come back?
19:43And could I have a doctor's note,
19:46please?
19:49Great. Today you learned useful English
19:53for a clinic. You learned how to talk
19:56about a headache. You learned how to
19:59talk about a fever. You learned how to
20:02talk about your symptoms. You learned
20:05how to ask about medicine. And you
20:08learned how to ask the doctor questions.
20:12Remember, speak slowly, speak clearly.
20:17Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Keep
20:20practicing every day. Keep speaking
20:24English. And I'll see you in day 21.

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