At the chemist’s

Formal and informal introductions 

Saying where you live and giving your address 

A person describing a typical day in their life 

<p>In today’s episode of <i>5-Minute English Talk</i>, we’re heading to the pharmacy!</p><p>Learn how to confidently ask for medicine, describe your symptoms in simple English, and understand the common phrases you’ll hear from the pharmacist. Whether you’re feeling under the wea ... Show More

<p>OK, you made it to the pharmacy and you managed to explain your symptoms to the pharmacist. You even have some funky-looking over-the-counter pills that promise to make you feel better. Now you have to figure out how often to take the pills... Learn the basic language to under ... Show More

Dona Ana goes to the pharmacy to get some medications for her allergies. 

💊 Episode 12 – At the Doctor’s or PharmacyIn this episode of Parlons Français Ensemble, Teacher Philippe helps you learn the essential phrases for visiting a doctor or a pharmacy in France.Discover how to describe your symptoms, ask for medicine, and understand simple instructio ... Show More

Join Rafael and Ava in this latest episode to continue learning Portuguese on your coffee break. The topic of our lesson today is how to ask for help at the pharmacy. You'll practise your listening comprehension by hearing a dialogue that took place during learner Ava's visit to ... Show More

Prof. Lee Cronin, Regius Chair of Chemistry in the School of Chemistry at the University of Glasgow joins Jonathan to discuss working on taking the guesswork out of creating the pharmaceuticals that we depend on through the use and development of 'Chemputers', a new method that i ... Show More

If you're on vacation or on business abroad, it's almost a given that, at some stage you'll need to pay a visit to the local pharmacy. That's the focus of our attention in this lesson. 

A customer asks questions about prices and quantities while shopping for fruits and vegetables. 

Learn the vocabulary and phrases you’ll need should you ever have to pay a visit to the doctor or pharmacy.