Lesson 021. Seeing a Doctor.

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Melnyks Chinese

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🗓️ 5 October 2024

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Sometimes you just don’t feel well, you have a cold, you are coughing and have a running nose.
Learn how to say that you don’t feel well and want to see a doctor in Mandarin Chinese. Let the doctor take your temperature and prescribe traditional Chinese medicine for you. Please signup today and become a registered member to download ALL 276+ audio lessons with full PDF transcripts, worksheets and extra situational dialogues.

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0:00.0	Dear listeners, hello and greetings from Shanghai. You're listening to Mandarin Chinese
0:15.7	lessons with Serge Melnik. And this is Lesson 21. Before we start today's lesson, I'd like to say thank you
0:26.1	to all of you for your support. I'm really glad to have so many listeners since I started these
0:33.9	lessons in January. And I feel very proud that my lessons are helping you with learning Mandarin.
0:42.3	If you don't mind, I'd like to hear your own story.
0:47.3	I have a special blog space on my website now,
0:51.3	where you can write how and why you learn Mandarin.
0:55.6	So shall we start?
0:57.8	Of course.
0:58.6	And first, let's work on some new words of today's lesson.
1:02.9	What's wrong?
1:04.6	In Chinese, that will be...
1:07.0	Zammala.
1:09.5	What's wrong? What's wrong?
1:12.6	What's wrong?
1:14.6	What's wrong?
1:17.6	What's wrong?
1:20.6	You's what's wrong?
1:25.6	Good.
1:29.3	Poo shuf
1:31.3	Don't feel well.
1:34.3	Pu shufu
	...

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