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Medical Spanish Podcast
Molly Martin, MD
97 episodes
1 week ago
These medical Spanish lessons are based on common clinical encounters written and recorded with my teachers from Latin America. We also interview real patients and providers from Latin America. In these interactive audio lessons, we cover basic to ADVANCED Spanish. In order to support this free podcast, I also offer member-only podcasts. In the interactive member lessons at docmolly.com, we take a deep dive into the Spanish you hear in the free lessons. We review the key vocabulary and grammar and interpret the key phrases between English and Spanish. This podcast is ideal for ANYONE (not just medical providers and interpreters) who wants to reach an advanced level through listening and speaking.
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These medical Spanish lessons are based on common clinical encounters written and recorded with my teachers from Latin America. We also interview real patients and providers from Latin America. In these interactive audio lessons, we cover basic to ADVANCED Spanish. In order to support this free podcast, I also offer member-only podcasts. In the interactive member lessons at docmolly.com, we take a deep dive into the Spanish you hear in the free lessons. We review the key vocabulary and grammar and interpret the key phrases between English and Spanish. This podcast is ideal for ANYONE (not just medical providers and interpreters) who wants to reach an advanced level through listening and speaking.
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Language Learning
Education,
Health & Fitness,
Medicine
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Could You Answer the Clinic Phone in Spanish?
Medical Spanish Podcast
12 minutes 10 seconds
1 year ago
Could You Answer the Clinic Phone in Spanish?
Could you answer the clinic phone in Spanish? Learn to answer the phone, obtain basic patient information and transfer a call in Spanish. In this podcast, a patient calls the clinic and speaks with the receptionist and then is transferred to the nurse line to leave a message.This lesson is part of the Clinic Telephone Encounter module in our Spanish for Primary Care Course.LEVEL - INTERMEDIATE Names 02:06R = Receptionist P = Paciente BV = Buzón de VozR: Buenos días, habla a la clínica de St. Mary’s. Soy Molly. ¿Cómo le puedo ayudar?P: Tengo un problema y necesito ver a la doctora Anderson.R: Cómo no. ¿Cuál es su nombre?P: Me llamo Daniel Ortiz.R: Daniel Ortiz. ¿Podría deletrear su apellido por favor?P: O-R-T-I-ZR: Gracias. In Latin America, people often have two first names (similar to our first and middle names) and two surnames. The first surname is typically from their father, and the second is from their mother. When women marry, they usually replace their maternal surname with their husband’s paternal surname.In casual settings, people might introduce themselves using one of their first names (whichever they prefer) and their paternal surname. In formal contexts, like a clinic, they might use all four names.For example, my teacher’s name is Ana Daniela Grave Aragón. She prefers her second name, so she introduces herself as Daniela Grave. Her first name is Ana, her paternal surname is Grave, and her maternal surname is Aragón.If you want to ask for someone’s full name, say “nombre completo.” Typically, if they give four names, the last two are surnames: the first from their father, the second from their mother (or husband’s if married).Finally, in Mexico, there’s a shift where the mother’s paternal surname can sometimes come first. Learn more: Names from the Spanish-Speaking World and Hispanic Last Names: Why Two of them? Now, back to the dialogue!Date of Birth06:03R: ¿Y cuál es su fecha de nacimiento?P: El 5 de mayo de 1970.R: Aquí lo veo. Muy bien.Address06:12R:Y me gustaría confirmar su dirección. Tenemos: 1300 3rd Street SW en Minneapolis, con el código postal 55-418. ¿Es correcto?P: No es correcto. Me he mudado a 1459 Hennepin Ave.R: ¿El 1459 Hennepin Avenue?P: Así es.R: ¿Y cuál es el código postal?P: Es 55419R: ¿55419?P: Correcto.To ask for someone’s address, you can use: ¿Cuál es su dirección? / ¿Cuál es su domicilio?Phone Number07:08R ¿Y cuál es el mejor número de teléfono para comunicarnos con usted?P: Es mejor llamarme a mi móvil. El número es 608-555-0183R: Otra vez y más despacio por favor.P: 608-555-0183R: Muy bien. Transferring Call07:37R: Por favor, espere un momento. Voy a intentar pasarle a la enfermera de la doctora Anderson. ….Lo siento pero la extensión de la enfermera de la doctora Anderson está ocupada. ¿Quisiera dejar un recado en su buzón de voz? Ella le regresará su llamada dentro de poco tiempo.P: Sí, está bien.R: Le pasaré a su buzón de voz para que usted deje un recado.P: Gracias.R: No hay de qué. Que tenga un buen día.BV: Estás en el buzón de voz de Kelly, la enfermera de la doctora Anderson. Por favor deje su recado con la siguiente información y le regresaré su llamada lo más antes posible. Después del tono, por favor deje su nombre, su fecha de nacimiento, su número de telefono y su pregunta. Gracias, y que tenga un buen día.Vocabulary08:21deletrear – to spellel apellido – last namela fecha de nacimiento – date of birthla dirección – addressel domicilio – home addressel código postal – zip codemudarse – to move to another addressel número de teléfono – telephone numbercomunicarse con a...
Medical Spanish Podcast
These medical Spanish lessons are based on common clinical encounters written and recorded with my teachers from Latin America. We also interview real patients and providers from Latin America. In these interactive audio lessons, we cover basic to ADVANCED Spanish. In order to support this free podcast, I also offer member-only podcasts. In the interactive member lessons at docmolly.com, we take a deep dive into the Spanish you hear in the free lessons. We review the key vocabulary and grammar and interpret the key phrases between English and Spanish. This podcast is ideal for ANYONE (not just medical providers and interpreters) who wants to reach an advanced level through listening and speaking.