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It's a pain (!) but we sometimes need a doctor or chemist when we're on holiday. DON'T forget your travel insurance and your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC, which replaces your old E111); this will help you to reclaim at least some of the cost of treatment in France.
OK, how about some of the most useful common words?
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| I need... |
j' ai besoin de... |
zhay bezwan de... |
| chemist |
pharmacie |
farm-asee |
| doctor |
médecin |
maid-san |
| hospital |
hôpital |
oh-peetal |
| I need something for... |
j'ai besoin de quelque chose contre... |
zhay bezwan de kel-keshose kontr... |
| headache |
mal à la tête |
mal a la tet |
| cold |
rhume |
room |
| flu |
grippe |
greep |
| cough |
toux |
too |
| hayfever |
rhyme des foins |
room day fwan |
| diarrhoea |
diarrhé |
dee-aray |
| constipation |
constipation |
kon-stee-passion |
| I have a pain in... |
j' ai mal à... |
zhay mal a... |
| I have injured my... |
je me suis blessé à... |
zhe me swee blessay a... |
TIP - To call for help in an emergency, use the European Union-wide number 112 (equivalent of dialling 999 in the UK).
Another TIP - You'll recognise a pharmacy in France by the green cross outside!
Yet another TIP - Make sure you have travel insurance and don't forget your European Health Insurance Card (replacement for your old E111).
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