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11.2
Vocabulary
The body
cuerpom./ˈkweɾpo/
body
cabezaf./kaˈβeθa/
head
ojom./ˈoxo/
eye
narizf./naˈɾiθ/
nose
bocaf./ˈboka/
mouth
oídom./oˈiðo/
(inner) ear; hearing
gargantaf./ɡaɾˈɣanta/
throat
muelaf./ˈmwela/
back tooth, molar
espaldaf./esˈpalda/
back
brazom./ˈbɾaθo/
arm
manof./ˈmano/
hand (la mano)
estómagom./esˈtomaɣo/
stomach
piernaf./ˈpjeɾna/
leg
rodillaf./roˈðiʝa/
knee
piem./pje/
foot
How do you feel?
doler/doˈleɾ/
to hurt (me duele…)
Me duele la cabeza. — I have a headache.
tener fiebre/teˈneɾ ˈfjeβɾe/
to have a temperature
tener tos/teˈneɾ ˈtos/
to have a cough
tener gripe/teˈneɾ ˈɣɾipe/
to have the flu
estar resfriado / resfriada/esˈtaɾ resfɾiˈaðo/
to have a cold
tener sueño/teˈneɾ ˈsweɲo/
to be sleepy
tener hambre / sed/teˈneɾ ˈambɾe / ˈseð/
to be hungry / thirsty
cansado / cansada/kanˈsaðo / kanˈsaða/
tired
enfermo / enferma/emˈfeɾmo / emˈfeɾma/
ill, sick
nervioso / nerviosa/neɾˈβjoso / neɾˈβjosa/
nervous
contento / contenta/konˈtento / konˈtenta/
happy, pleased
triste/ˈtɾiste/
sad
preocupado / preocupada/pɾeokuˈpaðo / pɾeokuˈpaða/
worried
pastillaf./pasˈtiʝa/
pill, tablet
recetaf./reˈθeta/
prescription; recipe
descansar/deskanˈsaɾ/
to rest
tomar/toˈmaɾ/
to take (medicine); to have (a drink)
Parts of the body
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