Body Parts & Health: Essential Words |English for beginners podcast DAY 16/30

If you get sick in an English-speaking country, do you know what to say? 🤒🏥 Welcome to Day 16 of the 30-Day English Kickstart. Today’s lesson is one of the most practical and important ones in the entire series. We are learning how to listen to our bodies and explain how we feel. In this video, we will learn the names of the major body parts and the specific phrases you need to use at a pharmacy or a doctor’s office. What we are covering today: Head to Toe: Vocabulary for Head, Shoulders, Stomach, Back, and Throat. The Two Ways to Talk About Pain: The difference between "I have a headache" and "My head hurts." Common Illnesses: A cold, a fever, the flu, and a cough. Pharmacy Basics: How to ask for medicine. Day 16 Homework: Let’s play "Doctor." Tell me one "fake" symptom in the comments so I can wish you well! Example: "I have a stomachache." Example: "My back hurts." Stay healthy and keep learning! 🍎 body parts in English, health vocabulary, going to the doctor in English, I have a cold, my head hurts, medical English for beginners, English Kickstart Day 16, describing symptoms, pharmacy English, ESL health lesson, human body vocabulary, speak English fluently. #HealthEnglish #BodyParts #DoctorVisit #LearnEnglish #EnglishKickstart #MedicalEnglish #BeginnerEnglish #SpeakEnglish #Vocabulary #ESL #StayHealthy