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29 Cards in this Set
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three people you would see at the hospital:
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enfermero/a (nurse)
el/la doctor/a or médico(a) el consultario (consultant) extra: paciente (patient) |
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to have the flu
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tener la gripe
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to have a fever
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tener la fiebre
or tener la temperatura alta |
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to have a cold
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tener el resfriado
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Di (Say) todas las síntomas (symptoms) de la gripe o el resfriado
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fiebre (fever)
tos (cough) infección (infection) temperatura alta/baja |
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Finish the sentence: Cuando hay un accidente terrible, usualmente hay mucha _____
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sangre (blood)
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What are three verbs that mean "to get better/recuperate"
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recuperarse
ex: Me recuperé rápidamente -I recovered quickly reponerse ex: me repuse ayer -I got better yesterday mejorarse ex: ¡Quiero mejorarme pronto (soon)! -I want to get better/improve soon! |
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Name as many things as you can a doctor might give you to ''mejorarse/recuperarse/reponerse''
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-la inyección (shot)
-las pastillas (pills) -la medicina (medicine) -la receta (prescription) -la aspirina (aspirin) |
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Si (if) una persona sufre de una fractura, necesitará _____
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el yeso (cast)
la radiografía (xray) |
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two verbs to express "injure oneself"
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lastimarse
ex: Me lastimé cuando jugué al baloncesto (I hurt myself when I played bball) hacerse daño ex: Me hice daño ayer. -I injured myself yesterday. |
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How would you yell at a stranger: DOn't smoke!
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¡No fume! (using the usted command)
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name as many verbs as you can of things that, as a patient (paciente), you might do at the hospital:
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gritar (yell)
llorar (cry) quejarse (complain) morir (die) derrumbar (to collapse) sufrir (suffer) quedarse en cama (stay in bed) respirar (breathe) |
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Para aliviar el dolor, una persona debe tomar __________
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pastillas (pills)
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How would you say:
I have a headache I have a back ache I have a stomach ache |
Tengo dolor de cabeza
Tengo dolor de espalda Tengo dolor de estómago |
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This verb means ''to ache'' and works like 'gustar'
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doler (ue)
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My head aches
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Me duele la cabeza
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My throat hurts
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Me duele la garganta
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My ankles hurt
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Me duelen los tobillos
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Her stomach aches
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Le duele el estómago
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Her feet hurt.
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Le duelen los pies.
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The 5 new body parts in this section:
- throat -heart -forehead -chest -bone |
-la garganta
-el corazón -la frente -el pecho -el hueso |
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Would I use indicative or subjunctive to express myself in the following situation?
- to talk about what my friends used to do when they were little |
indicative
(It is factual/happened.. not a desire or an uncertainty) |
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Would I use indicative or subjunctive to express myself in the following situation?
-My desires for MY future |
indicative
(No subject change... talking about myself) So some examples: Quiero casarme con un hombre bueno. Quiero tener una familia grade. Espero ser rico. |
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When expressing desires or using specific impersonal expressions, I only include ''que'' if I'm going to________
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USE THE SUBJUNCTIVE!
ex: Recomiendo QUE mi amiga vaya al hospital. versus Necesito ir al hospital (talking about myself) |
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How would you say....
I hope... I suggest... You recommend... They desire... |
Espero...
Sugiero.... Recomiendas... Desean.... |
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Translate:
It's necessary to speak Spanish in order to get better/improve It's necessary that students speak Spanish in order to improve |
Es necesario hablar español para mejorarse.
Es necesario que los estudiantes hablen español para mejorarse. |
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It's advisable that you wear clothes to school.
It's important to wear appropriate clothes to school. |
Es aconsejable que lleves ropa a la escuela.
Es importante llevar ropa apropriada a la escuela. |
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I hope I win the lottery!
I hope we win the lottery! |
¡Espero ganar la lotería!
¡Espero que ganemos la lotería! |
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The doctors recommend that I eat more.
Sarah prefers to exercise often. |
Los médicos recomiendan que coma más.
Sarah prefiere ejerciciar/hacer los ejercicios frecuentemente. (or : a menudo) |