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Lesson 14 – At the pharmacy

🎯 Lesson Goal

Learn how to talk at the pharmacy. Ask for medicine and understand simple pharmacy words.

🩺 Doctor Dialogue

🎧 Listen first
Doctor dialogue audio
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🙂 Hello, I have a prescription.

💊 Hello! Can I see your prescription, please?

🙂 Here it is.

💊 Do you want medicine for pain or for a cold?

🙂 I need medicine for a headache.

💊 This medicine will help. Take one pill after meals.

🙂 Thank you. How many pills do I take a day?

💊 Take two pills every day.

🙂 Okay, thank you very much.

💊 You are welcome. Feel better soon.

🧠 Explanation

This lesson is about talking at the pharmacy. You learn to ask for medicine and understand simple questions. This practice helps you feel confident buying medicine.

🚑 Medical Survival English

🩺 I need medicine.

🩺 Can I see a pharmacist?

🩺 Where is the pharmacy?

🩺 Do you have pills for pain?

🔊 Pronunciation Tip

Medicine is pronounced MED-uh-sin. Say the first part clearly.

💡 Medical Tip

Bring your prescription and ask simple questions. Speak slowly and clearly at the pharmacy.

🎧 Listen and Repeat

🗣️ Practice
Repeat the important phrases
Listen, pause, and repeat each phrase aloud.

🎧 Hello, I have a prescription.

🎧 Here it is.

🎧 I need medicine for a headache.

🎧 Thank you. How many pills do I take a day?

🎧 Okay, thank you very much.

🧩 Mini Practice

Practice answering aloud.

I have a prescription.

Can I have medicine?

I need pills for a cold.

How many pills do I take?

Thank you very much.

Where is the pharmacy?

I feel pain here.

Can you help me?

I need medicine for a headache.

Do I take pills before meals?

📘 Medical Glossary

English Meaning
prescription A paper from the doctor for medicine
pharmacist A person who gives medicine in the pharmacy
medicine A drug to help when you are sick
pill A small medicine you swallow
headache Pain in the head
pain A feeling that something hurts
cold A common sickness with cough and runny nose

✅ Quick Check

Can you understand the dialogue? Can you repeat the important medical phrases?