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Learn **English at the doctor and pharmacy** with real American English conversations. Practice how to **make a doctor’s appointment, describe symptoms, check in at urgent care, talk to a nurse, speak with a doctor, and pick up a prescription at the pharmacy**. 🩺💊 This is **Day 2 of our 7-Day Real American English Speaking Challenge**. Sophia wakes up sick in the United States after making one questionable decision… gas station sushi. 🍣😅 Now she has stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, weakness, and no idea how to explain everything in English. So Liam takes her through the entire experience — from the first phone call to urgent care all the way to the pharmacy. You'll hear the conversations first, learn the natural phrases Americans actually use, and then practice **50 real English sentences with shadowing**. Listen → repeat out loud → copy the speed, rhythm, and feeling. By the end of this lesson, you'll be much more confident speaking English at a doctor's office, urgent care clinic, or pharmacy in the United States. 📘 **FREE PDF WORKBOOK** Includes all 50 speaking sentences, important vocabulary, and the quiz with answers. 👉https://drive.google.com/file/d/16QtUJmRHBETyTJDEW2W4MWQkPbwxOj8Q/view?usp=drive_link ⏱️ **CHAPTERS** 00:00 Real American English at the Doctor 02:38 Calling Urgent Care & Making an Appointment 05:58 Checking In & Talking to the Nurse 08:50 Talking to the Doctor & Describing Symptoms 12:46 At the Pharmacy – Picking Up a Prescription 15:09 Mike Checks In – “Under the Weather” 17:32 Textbook English vs Real American English 18:56 Day 2 Speaking Challenge ✅ **IN THIS ENGLISH LESSON YOU'LL LEARN** • How to make a doctor's appointment in English • How to say you're a new patient • How to describe stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, weakness, and dizziness • How to explain when your symptoms started • How to answer: “On a scale of one to ten, how bad is the pain?” • What “vitals” means at a doctor's office • How Fahrenheit temperatures work in the US • How to say “I'm checking in” naturally • How to ask questions when you don't understand a medical form • How to talk naturally with a doctor in American English • How to say “It comes and goes” when describing pain • How to ask “How long will it take to get better?” • How to pick up a prescription at an American pharmacy • How to ask about food, driving, and side effects • What “under the weather” means • The natural difference between textbook English and real spoken English 🗣️ **USEFUL AMERICAN ENGLISH PHRASES** “I'd like to make an appointment, please.” “Do you have anything available today?” “I'm a new patient.” “I've had a stomach problem since last night.” “Hi, I'm checking in.” “I'm not allergic to any medications.” “No, not that I know of.” “I feel a little dizzy.” “It started last night around midnight.” “I feel sick to my stomach.” “It comes and goes.” “On a scale of one to ten, it's about a six.” “I'm here to pick up a prescription.” “Have you taken this medication before?” “No, it's my first time.” “Should I take it with food?” “Are there any side effects?” “I'm a little under the weather.” “Feel better!” 💬 **DAY 2 SPEAKING CHALLENGE** Think about the last time you felt sick. Now describe it out loud as if you're talking to a doctor: What was the problem? When did it start? How bad was it? Then write one sentence in the comments beginning with: **“I've been…”** or **“I feel…”** We'd love to see you practicing your English. ❤️ 📺 **MISSED DAY 1?** Watch Day 1 here 👉 https://youtu.be/xJimVY_12_k 🎧 **FULL ENGLISH PRACTICE PLAYLIST** https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5ZkYeKzuT5bVKxL0ilgcUxdiYLaPcsQI 🔔 Subscribe for **Day 3 of the 7-Day Speaking Challenge** — Sophia is feeling better and heading out into the city. ⚠️ This video is for English-learning purposes only. If you're actually sick, please contact a qualified healthcare professional. In a medical emergency in the United States, call 911. #LearnEnglish #AmericanEnglish #EnglishConversation #EnglishSpeaking #EnglishListening
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