Seeing a Doctor in Chinese | Chinese Conversation in Hospital

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[@techdiarieswithandrewmwangi]

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[@xiuza]

❤ I love this video I just came to this video because I’ll got a Chinese test on Monday

[@sertralinadeavena]

I'm a medstudent, so this is too helpful, haha.

[@xarzu]

I think you are the coolest and cutest person on youtube. I am not joking. You make it fun to learn Chinese.

[@AngelMorales-qn8bf]

You’re great at this! Keep uploading!

[@siryasnasir5712]

This is really very very helpful God bless you

[@luanajlemos]

Thank you, Simona! You are amazing! Could you please teach about healthy style, such as healthy food versus junky food or about simple exercises like walking or running? You have such a nice way of teaching, it would be great to learn those topics from you.

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

That’s sounds good! Can you give some sentences in those topics?

[@luanajlemos]

@@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1 Hi, there. Thank you for your reply. I was thinking of a visit to a nutritionist and the patient would say that they want to improve their health. The nutritionist asks if they drink water and they say "no". Then the nutritionist says it is important to stay hydrated, drinking water, hot water, or tea. A modern nutritionist would say that there is no problem eating pizza or sweets as long as they are not frequent and as long as they eat fruits and vegetables. About healthy style, I would add "Sleep 8h a day" "Meditation" "Listening to music" "Exercise frequently does wonders to your body and mind" "Eat homemade meals is so much better than order food". "To be healthy you must be happy too". "It's not about your weight but the choices you make." Something like that, but I'm sure you are more creative than me hahaha It would be good if we could use the vocabulary we learned in the grocery video.

[@ГлебТегин]

Thank you! Excellent video, good vocabulary

[@GlobalTriathlonNetwork]

very familiar with this, as every chinese drama has an amnesia scene, or bandages are required

[@TripleEstudios]

哇！视频质量真好！好有用哦！谢谢你啊！

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

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[@konosaka1910]

A VERY USEFUL LESSON.

[@bosssingkit7832]

This is very helpful, thank you for making this video! ❤️

[@МуродАхмедов-й5м]

Ooo congratulations 🎉❣️ Many people subscribed to your channel, when I'm subscribed here was only 156 subscribers! Так держать, молодец 💯

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

Thank you so much!! I appreciate your support!

[@ahmedtamer7293]

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[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

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谢谢朋友

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

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[@suequeen9212]

Thank you for your effort I still need your help with answering a didi call ... I was waiting and hoping you do a video about it

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

Thanks you very much again! Very soon!!!! Already in my list!

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[@yunwookim7783]

Thank you!!!

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[@tymanung768]

Xiexie zSimona Laoshi!!! Very clear and useful! Also, could you dittinguish between physical illness, physical.medical.condition, and mental illness? Xiexie ?ZSimona Lapshi!!

[@tymanung768]

1) Corrections Simona Laoshi 2) Could you please do a video on Traditional Chinese Medicine (acupuncture, herbs, etc.?) Xiexie nimen! Zhu nimen hao yunqi! Jia, you!

[@umargul5644]

Piao Liang

[@travisgray751]

Unless you're from Nigeria.

[@overflowchung7347]

感谢妳 teacher Simona！ 请问大夫跟医生一样吗 or what is the difference between them？because I hear these sometime。

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

They mean the same thing. 大夫 is the old name, and the doctor is the modern name. Most Chinese people call a doctor 医生 and no longer call 大夫.

[@overflowchung7347]

@@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1 thanks teacher Simona！

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

@@overflowchung7347 My pleasure!😊

[@zelothemosses]

Do you have more video?

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[@ahmedelsaadny4657]

hello I need to ask you how can I get all names for departments in the medical field thanks

[@cyruschang1904]

You can google using the search term 醫學專科

[@radiokeningau5917]

thank you for teaching us . Me and my colleagues are practicing with each other . But my Chinese friend criticizing my pronunciation ? How can improve my pronunciation :-( Simona help me!!: T.T

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

Watch or listen more from native speakers. And speak more. Just be confident!

[@radiokeningau5917]

@@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1 thank you Simona. you've just made my daty . This is the word of encouragement I need for new year ! xiexie~~

[@wickway]

Chinese system bi American Healthcare system geng hao.

[@cubecuberectangle7075]

What is Shén me at 10:19? I thought the meaning of that is "what".

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

Yes.什么 means what. 没什么大问题 in this situation = 没大问题

[@Checkmate1138]

Can you have a personal physician/doctor in China? Here in the US, we can make annual appointments with a specific physician who only see, not random doctor we don't know. Is it the same in China?

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

It rare in China. Doctors normally are belong to the clinic or hospital, so if you wanna get a specific doctor, you need to go to the hospital he works and register for him every time.

[@Checkmate1138]

@@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1 Ah? That sounds similar to here in the US, I think! We make appointment at the clinic or hospital they work in, and we make appointments in advance.

[@MsStarcluster]

I have a question. How do you ask for a translator if you are unable to describe your own state? Are the translation services available at big hospitals? Thank you!

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

Hi, most hospitals don't have translation services, but most doctors can speak at least a little bit of English. Those sentences might be healthful: qǐng wèn nǐ huì shuō yīng yǔ ma? 请问你会说英语吗？ Can you speak English? Qǐng bāng wǒ ān pái yī gè huì shuō yīng yǔ de yī shēng. 请帮我安排一个会说英语的医生。 Please help me to arrange a doctor who can speak English. qǐng wèn yǒu fān yì fú wù ma? 请问有翻译服务吗？ Is there translation service?

[@gardencat8578]

Go to the biggest or best ranking hospital. Usually doctors working for the acclaimed hospital have better education, they are able to speak fluent English, especially in big city.

[@mohanrajan124]

you teach like a parrot and your words are like falling pearl from mouth. nice

[@wickway]

Sometimes I don't get what is going on huxi neike sounds like huxi leike.

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

How to pronounce [n]: Make the tip of your tongue touch against the upper alveolar ridge and let the airflow comes out from nasal cavity companied with the release of the closure in mouth and the vibration of the vocal cord. The sound of [n] is more like the “n” in English word “nine”.

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

How to pronounce [l]: Open your mouth slightly, make the tip of your tongue contact the upper alveolar bridge soft and then let the airflow comes out from the sides of the tongue-tip with the vibration of vocal cord. The sound of [l] is similar to the “l” in English word “like”.

[@sajidbicse7]

Chinese hospital is really expensive. Our country hospitals are free. don't fool people please.

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

Which country are you comparing with?

[@sajidbicse7]

@@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1 Pakistan

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

@@sajidbicse7 sorry I was comparing the medical cost with American cost in the video

[@sajidbicse7]

@@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1 No need to say sorry. Still love your teaching

[@SurvivalChinesewithSimona1]

@@sajidbicse7 I am glad! Thank you