The theme of the week is…. Medicine!
Here are some useful words to know if you get sick.
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un hôpital
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a hospital
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un(e) docteur(e)
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a doctor
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une allergie
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an allergy
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une ambulance
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an ambulance
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une douleur
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a pain
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une fièvre
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a fever
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un(e) chirurgien(ne)
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a surgeon
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un mal de [quelque chose]
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a[something]-ache
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une toux
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a cough
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un éternuement
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a sneeze
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cassé(e)
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broken
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foulé(e)
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sprained
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rouge
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red
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douloureux/douloureuse
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painful
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enflé(e)
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swollen
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casser
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to break
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fouler
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to sprain
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avoir mal à [quelque
part]
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to have pain [somewhere]
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tousser
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to cough
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éternuer
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to sneeze
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dormir
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to sleep
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Examples:
J’ai mal à
la tête. – My head hurts.
J’ai un mal
de tête - I have a headache.
Il a un mal
de ventre – He has a stomach ache.
Vous avez
mal au ventre – Your stomachs are hurting.
Elle a le mal de mer – She has seasickness/She is seasick.
J'ai la jambe cassée. - I have a broken leg.
Next week: Parts of the body! (So you can describe WHAT is
hurting. If you get sick until then, just point.)
Your challenge:
Don't get sick.
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