Portuguese/Contents/L2/Lesson Thirteen - At The Doctor

      Dialogue 3

      Marcos: Bom dia, doutor. Estou doente.
      Doutor: Onde dói?
      Marcos: As minhas pernas doem.
      Doutor: Tu tossiste ontem à noite?
      Marcos: Sim.
      Doutor: Tens gripe! Trata com o remédio verde em cima de minha mesa todo dia.
      Marcos: Obrigado. Adeus!

      The doctor is treated with "doutor". Sometimes with the name, but ever with "doutor". ("Doutor Souza").

      The regular verb "doer" (to have pain in), is defective. It just exists in two conjugations. Singular (dói) and plural (doem).

      Now, it is time to learn some new words:

      • Doer (verb), (a) dor = pain

      • Vomitar (verb), (o) vômito

      • Gripar (verb, have a gripe), (a) gripe

      • (o) remédio

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      Expressions

      "Trata com (what) (frequence)" "Treat it with (what) (frequence)"

      Frequence = (something)+ (number) + "por" + (intervals)

      I do it three times a week = Eu o faço três vezes por semana.

      "Tenho/Tens (what)" "I/You have got (what)"

      The disease is determined with the verb to have (ter).

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      Body vocabulary

      Face/(a) cara or (o) rosto

      • (o) olho

      • (o) nariz

      • (o) dente

      • (a) boca

      • (a) barba

      • (o) bigode

      • (a) orelha

      • (a) cabeça

      • (o) cabelo

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