Advanced Conversations With A Doctor - Listening & Vocabulary

Talking to a Doctor can be difficult in any language, but especially tough in a second language!
Lesson on talking with a doctor with a native English speaker.
Advanced English Vocabulary
Improve your listening skills and comprehension with this lesson on medical vocabulary
* I am not a medical professional, none of the information in this video is medical advice*

[@blackghost3038]

This channel is way too beneficial. Allahumma Baarik

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

Thank you that means a lot!! 🫶

[@lobten2376]

I often see doctors. These vocabularies can be very useful. Thank you.

[@loadsamtube]

This video is very helpful to a non-native English speaker like me. Thanks.

[@suetchunlee1555]

Thanks, a very useful lesson. Your spoken English is really clear and you are well in the speed of speaking❤. English ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ismaelrosa8091]

Don't think about the so-so low volume of your video. What most people here don't understand is that you're soft-spoken, your voice is mellifluous (I've always loved that word😍)

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

Thank you, that’s very kind! Mellifluous can be the word of the day… what a fantastic word!

[@catherine_f_t700]

A very interesting approach, clarifying use of words and collocations. As for me, no problem with the sound. Thank you

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback, and I am glad you found the video interesting!

[@user-hp3qd4yy3v]

An absolutely useful video. Crystal clear!!! The sound is ok. Thank You so much❤.

[@Bihi_Lotfi]

I’m your new follower. I’m so proud.

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

Thank you and welcome! Hope you find some helpful videos here!

[@ashikihsan1946]

Nice teacher for your nice lesson about how we should be having an Advanced Conversation with a Doctor. That is a good one to learn during our illness and seeing a doctor

[@mroshany1281]

Excellent lessons❤❤❤ thanks! And the voice is quite good and loud.

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

Thank you - I get mixed reviews about the volume so I am happy to hear it works for some!!

[@joannawezyk9723]

Thank you so much for your great lesson. I really appreciate your time and effort. You help me a lot 👍❤

[@MohammedAli-ch2cz]

Its awesome, thanks very much indeed for your efforts.

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

Most welcome Mohammed!

[@tawfikmoutaallim7363]

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Interesting vidéo. Thanks a bunch, our beloved teacher

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Thanks ...very interesting lesson

[@csabadenes8624]

Thank you!

[@netocampero8319]

Thanks, it's really useful.

[@shashwatpriyadarshi972]

Very informative thanks

[@sheltonhewawansage6269]

Excellent!

[@user-el3cz6tw4b]

Thank you.

[@lucianojanducci9907]

Hi teacher Cat Another good video. Thanks for sharing. Bye for now.

[@ogaminiratnayake2830]

Wow..this is such a lovely programme dear.. Thanks a ton for coming up with this all important terms at the doctors office.. 🙏 I did a reply to one of your earlier lessons as well and I just asked you to check one of those sentences that I constructed to check on its correctness when you do find some free time as well, my dear .. Please, just check it out and lemme know how it is dear.. 🤗❤️ So, finally winding off with a big thanks for all your help and this is your good friend and learner from Srilanka, "Gams" as usual.. 🥰 Cheers & have a fantastic day dear.. 🙏 Hugs.xoxoxo Gams ❤️

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

Thank you Gams! I have just replied to your other comment ☺️🫶

[@spanina1248]

Thank you! It was really useful.

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

Thank you I’m pleased it will be helpful for you!

[@user-qb2kn2gg7p]

Thanks ❤❤

[@FrancescoNuzzo-cb1qf]

Splendid British accent!

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I ❤ it So interesting

[@user-ep6so8jq5w]

Thanks

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[@ngawangphuntsok2022]

Thank you teacher

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

You’re welcome!

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I like it (900 like)

[@JoilsonDamasceno]

Hey teacher, thank you so much for sharing this video! The content is invaluable, and just hitting 'like' wouldn't fully express the profound impact your video had on me. However, I did notice that the audio was a bit problematic, which made it quite difficult for me to understand everything clearly

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

Thank you! Actually I have no idea how to fix the audio, when I edit it’s very clear, when I watch it back it’s loud and clear, when I watch it on KZbin, again good quality audio. But I have the same comment from a couple of people that they cannot hear me well - so any ideas on how to fix this - I’m all ears 😂

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Great

[@wingchunho2821]

good

[@j.sumalka.Thisera]

Make a vedio about how to buy fire works and how to use them

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

Excellent idea… for someone else

[@JibanMagar143]

I want conversation with you for improve my speaking skills❤❤❤

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

Thank you, I do offer conversation lessons, they’re all on my website ☺️

[@user-pg8yb2ss3z]

You are beautiful are you native english speaker and teacher

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

Yes I am! From England, and teach British English!

[@user-gg7vx2mx4c]

Why your sound is so low?

[@Effectivebasketball]

Save yourself do not! DO NOT VISIT the DOCTOR!

[@shashwatpriyadarshi972]

The recording volume is very low so much so I had to wear headphones to listen to your video

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

This is interesting because I can’t find any issue with the audio, what device are you listening on? I’ll try to find out if there’s something in my settings that I can change.

[@mikemichael2266]

That is true😢

[@rodalf6940]

British? American english?... why the YT people do that?... please teach one of them at each video... learn both at the same is frustating 😢😢

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

I specifically focus on British English and I only teach British English, but I always make sure my students are aware it may be said in a different way. I agree there should just be one type of English, but that’s not our reality. I’d hate to teach a student to ignore American English, but then they find themselves in a situation, for example an interview where the interviewer speaks American English. This would put the student in a very awkward position where they don’t understand. That wouldn’t make me a very good teacher. Feel free to watch my video on whether you should learn British English or American English, because it all depends on your specific situation.

[@yinhuajin7186]

Not advanced, steering clear from it if you are C1

[@qurancategoryalltime7199]

Did you cover the voice from the bathroom 😡😡 your voice is quite low,,

[@TheEnglishCatESL]

As you can see from the video I’m not in a bathroom, I’m using the same set up I usually use..