Show Notes
In questo episodio di Italian Everyday, imparerete alcune frasi essenziali per comunicare al medico in Italia. Se avete bisogno di assistenza sanitaria durante il vostro soggiorno o trasferimento in Italia, queste espressioni vi aiuteranno a descrivere i vostri sintomi, chiedere informazioni e prendere appuntamenti con il medico. Ascoltate, ripetete e preparatevi a sentirvi più sicuri quando parlerete con i medici italiani!
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