More Body Parts and Symptoms
When describing pain or discomfort, you'll need words for specific body parts like dedo (finger), dedo del pie (toe), and estómago (stomach). These help you pinpoint exactly where the problem is.
The verb doler (which changes to "duele" or "duelen") is essential - it means "to hurt." You might say "Me duele la cabeza" for "My head hurts." The related noun is dolor (pain), as in dolor de cabeza (headache).
Health professionals you'll encounter include the doctor/doctora, dentista, and enfermero/enfermera (nurse). If you're feeling unwell, you might say "estoy enfermo/a" (I'm sick) or describe symptoms like estornudar (to sneeze).
Pro Tip: Practice saying "Me duele..." with different body parts to be ready to explain pain in Spanish-speaking medical settings.