17 Phrases to Communicate Health Concerns in Portuguese Video Lecture | Learn and Master: Brazilian - Other languages

well to the vain akia Luciana the
street-smart Brazil my husband Karl and
I recently spent 12 amazing days in
Toulouse France her father lives there
and we had a very special family reunion
to see Carlos 80 year old grandmother
who was coming to visit from Zimbabwe it
was really wonderful so one day we
walked into a pharmacy to get something
for cows grandma and thankfully cars dad
has been living in Toulouse for a few
years so he can speak French but as I
was watching the conversation I thought
what what if I feel sick in France
I would like to be able to communicate
at least some basic health concerns and
needs so that's what inspired this
lesson on health related vocabulary I
certainly hope that you will enjoy Braz
even your best health but what if you
get sick in Brazil or maybe you just
want to tell a friend or a pharmacist
that you're not feeling too well you
know even if you want to get some
over-the-counter medicine everything
looks very different so you may want to
talk to someone and it would be useful
to be able to tell them how you feel
what I want is to avoid this situation
where you're in a pharmacy and the
person doesn't understand you at all
and I can tell you in a pharmacy in
Brazil I doubt you will find anyone who
speaks English so in this lesson I will
teach you 16 health related words basic
vocabulary and 17 useful phrases so
after the lesson you should be able to
express your health concerns in Brazil
now I'm giving you a lot of vocabulary
here so it's important to practice
practice is the only way to make new
vocabulary easily available in your
brain so you can retrieve it when you
need it you know street smart Brazil
offers Brazilian Portuguese lessons via
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practice your Portuguese and a defense
your Portuguese
first I want to show you this fun word
the way we represent a sneeze in
Portuguese the sound of a sneeze is a
cheney arching when someone sneezes you
say
tsuruji it means health so you wish in
them good health it's actually the same
thing we say when we were toasted you
know you're drinking and you make a
toast that's the same thing you say so
let me pronounce that again salut G Sol
G okay now les is 16 health related
words in Portuguese magical Magica again
magical Magica now I want to show you
this this is important we have the word
magical for physician and we have the
word boto which means doctor now we use
the word doto in front of the name of
the person only and when you're talking
to the person you can say dr. Smith or
just doto but we don't use it to mean
physician so when I say I need to see a
physician I don't use doto so here's an
example to show you a nice sane own
thing if we are magical yesterday I went
to the doctor but she cannot use the
word doto that would sound like a little
children little child speaking so she
needs to say magical own thing
f we are magical and who he asks Kenya
was so magical again he could not use
doto that would sound like a child Kenya
was so magical now when she's saying the
doctor's name she says dodo dodo
Carla pies doto Carla pies okay so
that's a little thing so you don't get
confused when you're using the word dodo
it's better to use magical unless it's
the title before the doctor's name in
faith middle or in the feminine
in faith meter again in faith meadow in
faith Mira Oh spit Tao so that's the
same spelling as in English but remember
that in Portuguese when the age is the
first letter of the word it is silent Oh
spit Tao also remember the sound of the
final L in Portuguese I have a video
lesson on that Hospital pharmacia
Pharmacia the trick here is that the
stronger syllable is not at the end of
the word for massa
it's the syllable with the graphic
accent he made you he made you
compromise compromise ooh capsula
capsula sharpie sharpie Tasi and this is
the noun not the verb tossie here's the
verb to see dos see the conjugation is
almost regular for this verbal but for
the present tense in the AO person we
change the O to are you so you might
want to look up the conjugation of the
verb to see and that change in the AO of
the present tense will change the
present subjunctive as well
I'll read the infinitive again to see
its pijo so this is the noun it's not
the verb
it's pijo here's the verb is P ha SP ha
it's a regular verb consulta magicka
consulta Magica his zeta Magica his SATA
Magica
you know his SATA means prescription but
it also means two other different things
and I have a blog post not a video
lesson but I have a blog post on this
word you can find it on my blog Vita
Mina
vitaminas seguro de Sauvage saguru Jessa
wuji great now let's see seventeen
phrases to talk about your health in
Portuguese so keep in mind we're talking
about how we're feeling at a certain
moment so we use in the verb estar estar
Naruto missing Jindo Bay as usual while
the translations are on the blog post
and the link to the blog post is in the
video description
Naruto missing Jindo Bain although this
one again Nash Thomas in chendo Bane
another way to say the same thing Tomy
sent Endemol esto miss entiendo ma
estado en j es todo engine proceed
aromatic o processo e el mágico
Ong tell you man farmacia on Jetta Moff
Amasya esto grip odd o NF amalgamin
story pada so again esto rapado esto
para esto con dos de cabeza
esto canto de cabeza esto con Fabry esto
con Fabry esto cuando la garganta esto
condo Giganta esto con dullness Kostas
esto cuando NOS kostas s Toto send o
esto toss endo estoy esperando
estoy esperando esto cuando esto magoo
esto con doji estómago esto cuando ji
bahiga
esto con dou G bahiga stone Eldorado
any women who say esto nos da de esto no
Z oddo esto nos Giada esto con jiajia
esto con jiajia
so illogical uh
camaron a woman will say so illogical uh
camerin again so illogical a chimera so
illogical akamaru
great well let's hope you will not you
need to use any of these words in Brazil
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