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Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Cap 4 pg 157 Repaso de Vocabulario 2 Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice

Ahora lo tengo infectado Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Ahora lo tengo infectado

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Caerse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Calentarse (ie)

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Las cejas

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El cerebro

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El codo

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El corazón

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Cortarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice La curita

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Darle un calambre

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Darse un golpe en…

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El dedo del pie

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Enfermarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Estar mal

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Estar refriado (a)

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Estornudar

Estoy mal. Tengo tos y me duele la garganta. Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Estoy mal. Tengo tos y me duele la garganta.

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El hielo

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Hinchado (a)

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Cap 4 pg 157 Repaso de Vocabulario 2 Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El hueso

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Los labios

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Infectado (a)

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice lastimarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice La mejilla

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice La muñeca

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El muslo

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice La oreja

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice La piel

¡Pobrecito(a)! Tómate unas aspirinas y descansa un poco. Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice ¡Pobrecito(a)! Tómate unas aspirinas y descansa un poco.

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Ponerse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Los pulmones

Quédate en cama y tómate este jarabe. Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Quédate en cama y tómate este jarabe.

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Quemarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Resfriarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice La rodilla

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Romperse + body part

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Tener cuidado

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Tener un calambre

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Tener tos

Tengo un dolor de cabeza y que no se me quita. Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Tengo un dolor de cabeza y que no se me quita.

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El tobillo

Tomarse unas pastillas Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Tomarse unas pastillas

Torcerse (ue) + body part Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Torcerse (ue) + body part

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El ungüento

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice La uña

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice vendarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Cap 4 pg 157 Repaso de Vocabulario 2 Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice

Ahora lo tengo infectado Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Now it’s infected Ahora lo tengo infectado

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To fall down Caerse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To warm up Calentarse (ie)

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice eyebrows Las cejas

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice brain El cerebro

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Elbow El codo

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice heart El corazón

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To cut oneself Cortarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Band aid La curita

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To get a cramp Darle un calambre

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice toe El dedo del pie

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El hielo

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice swollen Hinchado (a)

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To bump one’s Darse un golpe en…

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To get sick Enfermarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To be sick Estar mal

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To have a cold Estar refriado (a)

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El hielo Estornudar

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice heart El corazón

Estoy mal. Tengo tos y me duele la garganta. Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice I’m sick. I have a cough and my throat hurts. Estoy mal. Tengo tos y me duele la garganta.

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El hielo El hueso

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice infected Infectado (a)

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice wrist La muñeca

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice thigh El muslo

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice cheek La mejilla

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To have a cough Tener tos

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Fingernail, toenail La uña

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To catch a cold Resfriarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice ear La oreja

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice La piel

¡Pobrecito(a)! Tómate unas aspirinas y descansa un poco. Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Poor thing! Take some aspirin and rest a bit. ¡Pobrecito(a)! Tómate unas aspirinas y descansa un poco.

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice knee La rodilla

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice lungs Los pulmones

Quédate en cama y tómate este jarabe. Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Stay in bed and take this cough syrup. Quédate en cama y tómate este jarabe.

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice ointment El ungüento

Tengo un dolor de cabeza y que no se me quita. Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice I have a headache that won’t go away. Tengo un dolor de cabeza y que no se me quita.

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To burn oneself Quemarse

To injure/hurt oneself Reacting to events To injure/hurt oneself lastimarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To put on Ponerse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To be careful Tener cuidado

Tomarse unas pastillas Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To take unas pastillas Tomarse unas pastillas

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To break (body part) Romperse + body part

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice lips Los labios

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To have a cramp Tener un calambre

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice ankle El tobillo

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To bandage, to wrap vendarse

Torcerse (ue) + body part Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To sprain, to twist (+ body part) Torcerse (ue) + body part

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Cap 4 pg 157 Repaso de Vocabulario 2 Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice heart El corazón

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El hielo

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Band aid La curita

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice toe El dedo del pie

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To warm up Calentarse (ie)

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To get sick Enfermarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To be sick Estar mal

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice brain El cerebro

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To cut oneself Cortarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To bump one’s Darse un golpe en…

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To fall down Caerse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El hielo Estornudar

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice eyebrows Las cejas

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice heart El corazón

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice swollen Hinchado (a)

Estoy mal. Tengo tos y me duele la garganta. Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice I’m sick. I have a cough and my throat hurts. Estoy mal. Tengo tos y me duele la garganta.

Ahora lo tengo infectado Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Now it’s infected Ahora lo tengo infectado

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice El hielo El hueso

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Elbow El codo

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice infected Infectado (a)

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice wrist La muñeca

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To have a cold Estar refriado (a)

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice thigh El muslo

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To have a cough Tener tos

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Fingernail, toenail La uña

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice ointment El ungüento

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To get a cramp Darle un calambre

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To catch a cold Resfriarse

¡Pobrecito(a)! Tómate unas aspirinas y descansa un poco. Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Poor thing! Take some aspirin and rest a bit. ¡Pobrecito(a)! Tómate unas aspirinas y descansa un poco.

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice La piel

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice knee La rodilla

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice ankle El tobillo

Tomarse unas pastillas Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To take unas pastillas Tomarse unas pastillas

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice lungs Los pulmones

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice ear La oreja

Tengo un dolor de cabeza y que no se me quita. Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice I have a headache that won’t go away. Tengo un dolor de cabeza y que no se me quita.

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To burn oneself Quemarse

To injure/hurt oneself Reacting to events To injure/hurt oneself lastimarse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice cheek La mejilla

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To put on Ponerse

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To be careful Tener cuidado

Torcerse (ue) + body part Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To sprain, to twist (+ body part) Torcerse (ue) + body part

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice lips Los labios

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To break (body part) Romperse + body part

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To have a cramp Tener un calambre

Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice To bandage, to wrap vendarse

Quédate en cama y tómate este jarabe. Talking about getting hurt; asking for and giving advice Stay in bed and take this cough syrup. Quédate en cama y tómate este jarabe.