At the Doctor in English: Hindi to English
Describing symptoms and talking to a doctor. Here are all 14 phrases from the “At the Doctor's” topic of the Hinglish app’s Spoken English track — the Hindi you already think in, the natural English to say, and other answers the app also accepts.
Try it the way the app does: read the Hindi, say the English out loud, then tap ▶ to check how it sounds.
Practise 5 · At the Doctor's
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At the Doctor's: Hindi to English
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मुझे अच्छा नहीं लग रहा।
I'm not feeling well.
Also accepted: “I am not feeling well” · “I don't feel good”
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मुझे बुखार है।
I have a fever.
Also accepted: “I've got a fever” · “I am having fever”
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मेरे सिर में दर्द हो रहा है।
I have a headache.
Also accepted: “My head is aching” · “I've got a headache”
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मुझे तेज़ खांसी और जुकाम है।
I have a bad cough and cold.
Also accepted: “I've got a bad cough and cold” · “I have a cough and a cold”
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मेरा गला खराब है।
I have a sore throat.
Also accepted: “My throat is sore” · “I've got a sore throat”
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मेरे पेट में दर्द है।
I have a stomach ache.
Also accepted: “My stomach hurts” · “I've got a stomach ache”
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मुझे दो दिन से ये तकलीफ़ है।
I've had this problem for two days.
Also accepted: “I have had this problem for two days” · “This has been going on for two days”
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जब मैं खाना खाता हूं तो दर्द बढ़ जाता है।
The pain gets worse when I eat.
Also accepted: “It hurts more when I eat” · “The pain increases when I eat”
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क्या मुझे कोई दवा लेनी चाहिए?
Should I take any medicine?
Also accepted: “Should I take some medicine” · “Do I need to take any medicine”
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ये दवा दिन में कितनी बार लेनी है?
How many times a day should I take this medicine?
Also accepted: “How often should I take this medicine” · “How many times should I take this a day”
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क्या मुझे कोई टेस्ट कराना पड़ेगा?
Do I need to get any tests done?
Also accepted: “Will I have to get some tests done” · “Do I need any tests”
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क्या ये गंभीर बात है, डॉक्टर?
Is it serious, doctor?
Also accepted: “Is this serious doctor” · “Is it something serious”
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मुझे किसी चीज़ से एलर्जी है।
I'm allergic to something.
Also accepted: “I am allergic to something” · “I have an allergy to something”
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अगर ठीक न हुआ तो मैं कब वापस आऊं?
When should I come back if I don't feel better?
Also accepted: “When should I come back if it doesn't get better” · “When do I come back if I'm not better”
“Also accepted” lists other answers the app’s spoken answer-checker counts as correct for that phrase.
Practise these out loud, offline
Reading a list is the easy half. In Hinglish you see each Hindi phrase, say the English, and the app checks your spoken answer — then brings back the ones you fumble through spaced review. This topic is one of 24 in its Spoken English track, alongside a 60-day course and a vocabulary track (1,365 phrases in all), and everything works without internet.
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More spoken English topics
- Greetings & Good Wishes
- Polite Phrases & Courtesy
- Commands & Instructions
- Requests & Asking Politely
- Gratitude & Thanks
- Congratulations & Wishes
- Sorry & Excuse Me
- Permission: Asking & Answering
- Encouragement
- Consolation & Comfort
- Affection & Warmth
- Annoyance & Displeasure
- Sadness & Worry
- Agreement & Consent
- Refusal & Saying No
- Meals & Food
- Telling the Time
- At the General Store
- At the Railway Station
- At the Bank
- In a Hotel
- Travel & On the Bus
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