Skip to content
Hinglish
Hinglish
Everyday spoken English

At the Doctor in English: Phrases & Audio

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 natural English to say, what it means in simple words, other answers the app also accepts, and a Hindi translation you can switch on or off.

Try it the way the app does: read the meaning, say the English out loud, then tap ▶ to check how it sounds.

14 phrases Topic 22 of 24 Programme days 1–7 free · works offline in the app
How to use this phrase page
  1. ListenTap the play button next to a phrase to hear the English.
  2. Read or test yourselfChoose Read to see everything, or Flip cards to blur the English: say it first, then tap the card to check.
  3. Practise 5Tap Practise 5, read the Hindi prompt, pick the English that fits, then tap Next.
  4. Hindi on or offTap Show Hindi to hide or show the Hindi script.

Your best Practise 5 score is kept in this browser only. In the Hinglish Android app you say the English out loud and the app checks it.

At the Doctor's: phrases & meanings

  1. मुझे अच्छा नहीं लग रहा।

    I'm not feeling well.

    Saying you feel ill.

    Also accepted: “I am not feeling well” · “I don't feel good”

  2. मुझे बुखार है।

    I have a fever.

    Telling a doctor your temperature is high.

    Also accepted: “I've got a fever” · “I am having fever”

  3. मेरे सिर में दर्द हो रहा है।

    I have a headache.

    Saying your head hurts.

    Also accepted: “My head is aching” · “I've got a headache”

  4. मुझे तेज़ खांसी और जुकाम है।

    I have a bad cough and cold.

    Saying you have a strong cough and a cold.

    Also accepted: “I've got a bad cough and cold” · “I have a cough and a cold”

  5. मेरा गला खराब है।

    I have a sore throat.

    Saying your throat hurts.

    Also accepted: “My throat is sore” · “I've got a sore throat”

  6. मेरे पेट में दर्द है।

    I have a stomach ache.

    Saying your stomach hurts.

    Also accepted: “My stomach hurts” · “I've got a stomach ache”

  7. मुझे दो दिन से ये तकलीफ़ है।

    I've had this problem for two days.

    Saying how long you have had the problem.

    Also accepted: “I have had this problem for two days” · “This has been going on for two days”

  8. जब मैं खाना खाता हूं तो दर्द बढ़ जाता है।

    The pain gets worse when I eat.

    Saying the pain increases when you eat.

    Also accepted: “It hurts more when I eat” · “The pain increases when I eat”

  9. क्या मुझे कोई दवा लेनी चाहिए?

    Should I take any medicine?

    Asking the doctor if you need medicine.

    Also accepted: “Should I take some medicine” · “Do I need to take any medicine”

  10. ये दवा दिन में कितनी बार लेनी है?

    How many times a day should I take this medicine?

    Asking how often to take a medicine.

    Also accepted: “How often should I take this medicine” · “How many times should I take this a day”

  11. क्या मुझे कोई टेस्ट कराना पड़ेगा?

    Do I need to get any tests done?

    Asking if you need medical tests.

    Also accepted: “Will I have to get some tests done” · “Do I need any tests”

  12. क्या ये गंभीर बात है, डॉक्टर?

    Is it serious, doctor?

    Asking the doctor if the problem is dangerous.

    Also accepted: “Is this serious doctor” · “Is it something serious”

  13. मुझे किसी चीज़ से एलर्जी है।

    I'm allergic to something.

    Telling a doctor something causes you a reaction.

    Also accepted: “I am allergic to something” · “I have an allergy to something”

  14. अगर ठीक न हुआ तो मैं कब वापस आऊं?

    When should I come back if I don't feel better?

    Asking when to return if you are not 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 a prompt, 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.

Know someone learning English? Send them these phrases.

More spoken English topics

More from CryoSim

SSC Saathi: Exam PrepAptitude practice + SSC GKPaisaCalc: EMI SIP FD GSTMoney calculators, any currency