In today’s special audio, part of our mission to help you have your best Spanish learning year ever, Ben and Marina look at useful Spanish vocabulary and phrases connected with going to the doctor and describing illness and symptoms.
Many thanks to Sarah for helping out with this great list! If you have any useful phrases to add, please do so in the comments!
Here’s the list of phrases we discuss in the audio:
encontrarse bien – to feel well
no encontrarse muy bien – to feel unwell
encontrarse fatal – to feel terrible
encontrarse fenomenal – to feel great
estar malo – to be ill
ser malo – to be a bad person
estar enfermo – to be ill (temporary)
ser enfermo / ser un enfermo – to be permanently ill, or mentally ill
estar pachucho/a – to be ill (slang from Spain)
estar ñoño/a – to be in a funny mood/clingy when kids are ill (slang from Spain)
“No estoy muy católico/a” – I’m feeling rotten (slang from Spain)
me duele la cabeza – I’ve got a headache
me duele la garganta – I’ve got a sore throat
me duele la espalda – I’ve got backache
tengo gripe – I’ve got the flu
tengo fiebre – I’ve got a fever
tengo una tos muy fea – I’ve got a horrible cough
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