LEARN Spanish for the doctor's office (Doctor's Appointment)

Learn Spanish phrases and sentences to use at doctor's office for an appointment.

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Me gusta aprender espanol con este canal!

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

¡Excelente! Gracias 🙏

[@Kiddanjatta18]

lovely name with lovely heart and teaching skills

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Thank you! 🤗

[@sanz8607]

So useful with different tenses. ¡Muchas gracias Liliana!

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

My pleasure 🤗

[@bredamaune2028]

Aprendí mucho vocabulario con este vídeo. Muchas gracias.

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

¡Excelente! Gracias por su apoyo 🙏

[@bintix771]

You are the best

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Thank you! 🤗

[@user-wu3dt4yg6m]

Thank you so much for making this video. I really appreciate you and looking forward for many more videos related to medical fieldZ

[@nabiollahkhodadadi4614]

Perfecto

[@thariniraja7982]

Gracias por el video!. could you pls tell @2.15 why subjunctive "Llene" is used ? Thanks

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Hi there, it's the imperative form (but the subjunctive and imperative form for "usted" is the same). Thanks!

[@hosseintalaee3119]

Super 👌

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Gracias ☺️

[@thomaskim3128]

Hola Liliana. At time mark 5:05, why is it tiene and not tienes? Thank you.

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

¡Hola! For most of the sentences here, I used the verb conjugation for ‘usted’, the formal singular you. But you can very well use ‘tienes’, for the informal singular you. That works too! Thanks for watching 🙏

[@thomaskim3128]

@@SpanishWithLiliana That makes sense now. I forgot that formal “you” uses the third person conjugation. Thank you.

[@hasinasodager9380]

Are you okay sir how was your day yesterday,

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Yes, all is well. Thanks for asking!

[@Mel-bt4hq]

Great lesson but not enough time to read and learn to pronounce new words

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Thanks for the feedback!