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Going to the Doctor and the Pharmacy

Imagine you're exploring Portugal and suddenly feel unwell or need medication. Knowing how to communicate with doctors and pharmacists is essential. This lesson will teach you key phrases and cultural tips to navigate medical situations with confidence.

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DailyNata Plus opens this lesson and every other one in the library, going back years.

Dói-me, tenho febre, gostaria de marcar uma consulta. Book an appointment, describe symptoms and follow pharmacy instructions, with three dialogues.

  • 7 recordings
  • 3 interactive exercises

Written for level A2–B1. Every lesson has its own, anywhere from A1 to B2.

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