Ch 25 · Lesson 21Mandarin · Chapter 25 · Lesson 21 · Phrase session
At the doctor's
Saying what is wrong, and understanding what to do about it.
Why these go together
(nǐ nǎli bù shūfu) is the question a doctor opens with: literally where are you uncomfortable. (bù shūfu) covers being unwell in general, so you can say it before you know what is wrong.
？
How do I take this medicine?
Literally: this medicine how eat
。
I need to go to hospital.
？
What seems to be the trouble?
Literally: you where not comfortable
。
I would like to see a doctor.
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I have a bit of a temperature.
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You need plenty of rest.
Matching
0/6Match each phrase to what it means.
Fill in the blank
0/6Put the missing word back.
这个怎么吃？ (How do I take this medicine?)
zhè ge ___ zěn me chī ？
我要去。 (I need to go to hospital.)
wǒ yào qù ___。
你哪里不？ (What seems to be the trouble?)
nǐ nǎ lǐ bù ___？
我想看。 (I would like to see a doctor.)
wǒ xiǎng kàn ___。
我有点。 (I have a bit of a temperature.)
wǒ yǒu diǎn ___。
你要多。 (You need plenty of rest.)
nǐ yào duō ___。
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