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What is the Spanish translation for 'My ear hurts'?
What is the Spanish translation for 'My ear hurts'?
What is the Spanish translation for 'My ears hurt'?
What is the Spanish translation for 'My ears hurt'?
What is the Spanish translation for 'My hand hurts'?
What is the Spanish translation for 'My hand hurts'?
What is the Spanish translation for 'My hands hurt'?
What is the Spanish translation for 'My hands hurt'?
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What is the Spanish translation for 'My eye hurts'?
What is the Spanish translation for 'My eye hurts'?
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What is the Spanish translation for 'My eyes hurt'?
What is the Spanish translation for 'My eyes hurt'?
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What is the Spanish translation for 'My wrist hurts'?
What is the Spanish translation for 'My wrist hurts'?
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What is the Spanish translation for 'My wrists hurt'?
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What is the Spanish translation for 'My leg hurts'?
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What is the Spanish translation for 'My foot hurts'?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary for Pain Expression
- "Me duele" is used for singular body parts, indicating that one specific part hurts.
- "Me duelen" is used for plural body parts, indicating that multiple parts hurt.
Common Pain Expressions
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Ear pain:
- "My ear hurts" translates to Me duele el oído (singular).
- "My ears hurt" translates to Me duelen los oídos (plural).
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Hand pain:
- "My hand hurts" translates to Me duele la mano (singular).
- "My hands hurt" translates to Me duelen las manos (plural).
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Eye pain:
- "My eye hurts" translates to Me duele el ojo (singular).
- "My eyes hurt" translates to Me duelen los ojos (plural).
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Wrist pain:
- "My wrist hurts" translates to Me duele la muñeca (singular).
- "My wrists hurt" translates to Me duelen las muñecas (plural).
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Leg pain:
- "My leg hurts" translates to Me duele la pierna (singular).
- "My legs hurt" translates to Me duelen las piernas (plural).
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Foot pain:
- "My foot hurts" translates to Me duele el pié (singular).
- "My feet hurt" translates to Me duelen los pies (plural).
Summary
- Understanding the distinction between singular and plural forms is essential for expressing pain effectively in Spanish.
- Familiarity with common body parts and their translations aids in clear communication regarding discomfort.
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Test your knowledge of Spanish expressions related to pain. This quiz focuses on how to express discomfort for various body parts using singular and plural forms. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their Spanish vocabulary in medical contexts.