I Don't Feel Well Talking About Sickness & Health | Easy English Podcast A2–B1

Getting sick is never fun, especially in a foreign country! 🤒 Do you know how to describe your pain to a doctor or buy medicine at a pharmacy in English? In this episode of Learn English with Buts, Sarah and Alex teach you the essential "Survival English" you need when you are not feeling well. You will learn how to describe symptoms, understand the difference between a cold and the flu, and sound polite when calling your boss to take a sick day. This is a practical, easy-to-follow conversation designed for beginners and intermediate learners (A2-B1). 🎧 In this podcast, you will learn: 🤕 Describing Symptoms: How to use "I have a headache" vs. "I feel dizzy." 🦠 Cold vs. Flu: Vocabulary for common illnesses (runny nose, sore throat, fever). 📞 Calling in Sick: Polite phrases to tell your boss or teacher you can't come in. 💊 At the Pharmacy: How to ask for painkillers, cough syrup, and understand side effects. 👨‍⚕️ At the Doctor: Making an appointment and describing your pain scale (1-10). 🍵 Remedies: Simple advice like "drink tea" or "get some rest." Don't panic when you get sick. Learn these phrases and be prepared! 👇 DISCUSSION QUESTION: We want to know! What is your favorite home remedy when you have a cold? (Do you drink ginger tea? Eat chicken soup? Tell us in the comments!) 👉 Write your answer below! 📺 Watch more Easy English Podcasts: ▶️ Talking About My Dream House:    • Talking About My Dream House | Learn Engli...   ▶️ Daily Routine in English:    • Daily Routine | B1:B2 English | Talk About...   ▶️ Talking About Movies & TV Shows in English:    • Talking About Movies & TV Shows in English...   Thanks for learning with us! If your mind was "blown" today, please LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more easy English lessons. 🔔 Subscribe to Learn English with Buts:    / @learnenglishwithbuts   ► Watch our "Basic Conversations" playlist:    • Learn English with Buts Podcast!   Hashtags: #LearnEnglishWithButs #EnglishPodcast #HealthVocabulary #SicknessInEnglish #RealEnglish #EnglishForBeginners #DailyEnglish #ESL #EnglishConversation