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🇲🇽 Spanish · Beginner Level 1

PART 2 · LESSON 19 OF 30 · 40 MINUTES

My Stomach Hurts

The morning after Sunday lunch, something Sarah ate doesn't agree with her, and she goes to the pharmacy on the corner. Say that you're sick and what hurts, say whether you have a fever, understand how often to take a medicine, and wish someone a quick recovery.

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THE STORY

Sarah wakes up on Monday feeling terrible after Sunday's lunch. At one o'clock she asks the man at the desk of her little hotel for a pharmacy. There is one on the corner, with a man in a white coat behind the counter. Back in her room, Valeria calls. This is the conversation you'll be able to say by the end of the lesson.

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la farmacialah fahr-MAH-syahthe pharmacy
enfermaehn-FEHR-mahsick, said of a woman
Estoy enferma.ehs-TOY ehn-FEHR-mahI'm sick.
enfermoehn-FEHR-mohsick, said of a man
¿Qué tiene?keh TYEH-nehWhat's wrong? To be polite.
me duelemeh DWEH-lehit hurts
el estómagoehl ehs-TOH-mah-gohthe stomach
Me duele el estómago.meh DWEH-leh ehl ehs-TOH-mah-gohMy stomach hurts.
la cabezalah kah-BEH-sahthe head
Me duele la cabeza.meh DWEH-leh lah kah-BEH-sahMy head hurts.

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