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Learn holiday greetings in Spanish with Eliza and me. Learn to say Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and more! The post Say Happy Holidays in Spanish! appeared first on Doc Molly. 

<p>In our premium lessons, we practice giving directions in Spanish within a hospital. In this post, I will review the essential questions, verbs, prepositional phrases, adverbs and places we learned in this series.Asking for Directions&#160;Here is a list of all the different wa ... Show More

Learn about Medical Spanish Immersion Trips to Latin America with Rory Foster of Common Ground International. The post Interview with Rory Foster – Medical Spanish Immersion Trips! appeared first on Doc Molly. 

Today you'll hear a short story our recent trip to Brazil, during which I ended up going to the hospital and getting stitches. Throughout this story you'll hear 20+ words related to injuries and getting hurt. Although I hope you don't get hurt anytime soon, I hope this lesson pre ... Show More

En el episodio de hoy vas a aprender vocabulario clave para hablar de accidentes y síntomas de enfermedades. Si tuvieras que ir al médico en un país latino, ¿sabrías como explicar tus síntomas? Pues, hoy te enseñaremos lo que debes saber para que estés preparado por si algún día ... Show More

<p>In this episode, May shares her firsthand experience of undergoing surgery and her journey to recovery. We discuss the symptoms that prompted medical intervention, the procedure itself, and the challenges faced during the healing process. Gain valuable insights into medical co ... Show More

<p>In this English lesson, I am going to explain the small difference between the phrasal verbs, passed out and knocked out, but also fainted because they are all really close to the same thing, but slightly different. I also talk about blinking and fluttering, and unconscious an ... Show More

This week Mark and Kara look at the language required for a visit to the pharmacy or doctor’s. They learn Spanish words for different parts of the body and some common remedies. The verb doler is covered, along with tener dolor de + body parts. There’s even a little music for goo ... Show More