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en At the doctor   »   cs U lékaře

57 [fifty-seven]

At the doctor

At the doctor

57 [padesát sedm]

U lékaře

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I have a doctor’s appointment. Js-- -b-edn-n- /-obj-dn-n- k-lé--ř-. J___ o________ / o________ k l______ J-e- o-j-d-a-ý / o-j-d-a-á k l-k-ř-. ------------------------------------ Jsem objednaný / objednaná k lékaři. 0
I have the appointment at ten o’clock. Js-m o-j-----ý-/ -b-edn-ná-na ----- -----. J___ o________ / o________ n_ d____ h_____ J-e- o-j-d-a-ý / o-j-d-a-á n- d-s-t h-d-n- ------------------------------------------ Jsem objednaný / objednaná na deset hodin. 0
What is your name? Jak se jmenu-ete? J__ s_ j_________ J-k s- j-e-u-e-e- ----------------- Jak se jmenujete? 0
Please take a seat in the waiting room. Pr--ím--osa--- -e-v-č--ár-ě. P_____ p______ s_ v č_______ P-o-í- p-s-ď-e s- v č-k-r-ě- ---------------------------- Prosím posaďte se v čekárně. 0
The doctor is on his way. Pan-do-to---ř---e hn--. P__ d_____ p_____ h____ P-n d-k-o- p-i-d- h-e-. ----------------------- Pan doktor přijde hned. 0
What insurance company do you belong to? U--t--- p--išťov-- -ste-po-išt-n-- p-jiš-ě--? U k____ p_________ j___ p_______ / p_________ U k-e-é p-j-š-o-n- j-t- p-j-š-ě- / p-j-š-ě-a- --------------------------------------------- U které pojišťovny jste pojištěn / pojištěna? 0
What can I do for you? Co -ro --s m--u-udě--t? C_ p__ V__ m___ u______ C- p-o V-s m-h- u-ě-a-? ----------------------- Co pro Vás mohu udělat? 0
Do you have any pain? B--- Vás-ně-o? B___ V__ n____ B-l- V-s n-c-? -------------- Bolí Vás něco? 0
Where does it hurt? Kde to b-lí? K__ t_ b____ K-e t- b-l-? ------------ Kde to bolí? 0
I always have back pain. Po--d-----o---v---de--. P____ m_ b___ v z______ P-ř-d m- b-l- v z-d-c-. ----------------------- Pořád mě bolí v zádech. 0
I often have headaches. Ča-to -ě-bo----l-va. Č____ m_ b___ h_____ Č-s-o m- b-l- h-a-a- -------------------- Často mě bolí hlava. 0
I sometimes have stomach aches. N--d--mě b--í ------. N____ m_ b___ b______ N-k-y m- b-l- b-i-h-. --------------------- Někdy mě bolí břicho. 0
Remove your top! Pr---m -v--kn----s- -- pas-! P_____ s________ s_ d_ p____ P-o-í- s-l-k-ě-e s- d- p-s-! ---------------------------- Prosím svlékněte se do pasu! 0
Lie down on the examining table. L-h-it- si-----ím-n- l--k-! L______ s_ p_____ n_ l_____ L-h-i-e s- p-o-í- n- l-ž-o- --------------------------- Lehnite si prosím na lůžko! 0
Your blood pressure is okay. Váš krevn--------------řá--u. V__ k_____ t___ j_ v p_______ V-š k-e-n- t-a- j- v p-ř-d-u- ----------------------------- Váš krevní tlak je v pořádku. 0
I will give you an injection. Dám--ám inj-kc-. D__ V__ i_______ D-m V-m i-j-k-i- ---------------- Dám Vám injekci. 0
I will give you some pills. Pře-ep-šu-Vám-l-k-. P________ V__ l____ P-e-e-í-u V-m l-k-. ------------------- Předepíšu Vám léky. 0
I am giving you a prescription for the pharmacy. Dá- ----r-c-pt p-o---ká---. D__ V__ r_____ p__ l_______ D-m V-m r-c-p- p-o l-k-r-u- --------------------------- Dám Vám recept pro lékárnu. 0

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Long words, short words

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