Do you have allergies to medication?

Spanih Phrases for Nurses: Do you have allergies to medication?

 Here is phrase eight in our 30 Spanish Phrases for Nurses list.

Tiene alergias a algun medicamento?
Pronounced: Tee-eh-neh ahl-ehr-hee-ah ah ahl-goon meh-dee-kah-mehn-toh?
Translates to: Do you have allergies to medication?

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How would you rate the pain?

Spanish Phrases for Nurses: How would you rate the pain, 0 being no pain 10 being the worst pain you have ever felt?

The seventh phrase in our 30 Spanish Phrases for Nurses series is "How would you rate the pain, 0 being no pain 10 bing the worst pain you have ever felt?"

Que grado le da a el dolor si un cero no duele y un diez es lo mas doloroso que a sentido?
Pronounced: Keh grah-doh leh dah ah ehl doh-lohr see oon seh-roh noh dooeh-leh ee oon dee-ehs ehs loh mahs doh-loh-roh-soh keh ah sehn-tee-doh.
Translates to: How would you rate the pain, 0 being no pain 10 being the worst pain you have ever felt?

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Are you in pain?

Spanish Phrases for Nurses: Are you in pain?

The fifth phrase in the 30 Spanish Phrases for Nurses series is..

Tiene dolor?
Pronounced: Tee-eh-neh doh-lohr?
Translates to: Are you in pain?

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Please hold still

Spanish phrases for nurses: Please hold still

Phrase three from our list of 30 Spanish Phrases for Nurses is "Please hold still."

Por favor no se mueva
Pronounced: Pohr fah-vohr noh seh mooeh-vah
Translates to: Please don't move

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This will hurt a little

Spanish phrases for nurses: This will hurt a little

Our second phrase in our 30 Spanish Phrases for Nurses series is "This will hurt a little"

Esto va a doler poquito
Pronounced: Ehs-toh vah ah doh-lehr poh-key-toh
Translates to: This will hurt a little.

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Common shopping phrases

Happy Friday!

Today is going to be more than just one phrase. Here is a set of phrases that can be used when you are shopping or looking for a place to eat.

Here we go...

Disculpe
Pronounced: Dees-cool-peh
Translates to: Excuse me

Now that you have their attention ask away..

Que es esto?
Pronounced: Keh ehs ehs-toh
Translates to: What is this?

Que es eso?
Pronounced: Keh ehs ehs-oh
Translates to: What is that?

Cuanto cuesta?
Pronounced: Coo-ahn-toh coo-ehs-tah?
Translates to: How much?

Tiene?
Pronounced: Tee-eh-neh _______?
Translates to: Do you have?

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Did you eat yet? Let's go eat

Invite a friend or co-worker to lunch.

First ask if they have eaten yet.

Ya comiste?
Pronounced: Yah coh-mee-steh?
Translates to: Did you eat yet?

Follow it up with...

Vamos a comer.
Pronounced: Vah-mohs a coh-mehr
Translates to: Let's go eat.

Before you start eating say

Buen provecho
Pronounced: Boo-ehn proh-veh-choh
Translates to: Literally mean good benefit. But it's like saying "May this food be of good benefit."

Provecho!

Where are you from?

Once you have met some one you asked each others names you can ask where are they are from.

De donde eres?
Pronounced: Deh dohn-deh eh-rehs
Translates to: Where are you from?

Most people will ask you where you are from. You can answer like this...

Yo soy de ...
Pronounce: Yoh soy deh [your home town here].
Translates to: I am from ...

Keep practicing and leave a comment if you need help with a phrase not in the blog yet.

What is your name?

Make friends.

Como te llamas?
Pronounced: Coh-moh teh-yah-mahs?

Translates to: What is your name?
Can be answered with..

Me llamo [yourname here]
Pronounced: Meh yah-moh ...

Translates to: My name is ...

The letter Ll, ll like ñ is a special character. Ll and ll explained here.