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Ana Vai ao Médico

Ana Goes To The Doctor

Ana Vai ao Médico

Ana Goes To The Doctor

Ana goes to the doctor for a checkup.

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  • 00:00:03Ana: Bom dia, Doutor Peixoto. Ana: Good morning, Doctor Peixoto.
  • 00:00:05Doutor: Bom dia Ana, é bom vê-la novamente. Doctor: Good morning Ana, it's good to see you again.
  • 00:00:08Ana: A si também. Ana: You too.
  • 00:00:09Doutor: Sente-se, por favor. Vamos começar por medir a temperatura. Levante o braço, por favor. 36.7... Tudo bem. Doctor: Please sit down. We'll start by taking your temperature. Please raise your arm. 36.7... All good.
  • 00:00:19Vou medir a sua tensão arterial agora. Pode colocar os seus pés no chão? I'm going to take your blood pressure now. Can you put your feet on the floor?
  • 00:00:23Ana: Assim? Ana: Like this?
  • 00:00:24Doutor: Sim, exato. E estenda o braço assim. Pronto, relaxe o seu braço. Hmm... A sua tensão arterial está um pouco alta. Doctor: Yes, exactly. And extend your arm like this. There, relax your arm. Hmm... Your blood pressure is a bit high.
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  • Hi, normally, when I am for instance in a shop and someone says something like “bom fim de semana!” I normally reply “obrigado igualmente!”. But I notice here the patient replies “A si também”. Would it be appropriate to use this instead of my normal reply?

    Bom ano novo e tudo de bom para todos!

    Andrew

    • Here, the “a si também” is specifically in response to “é bom vê-la”. The full sentence would be “É bom vê-lo a si também”. In other contexts, in response to a “have a nice day” or similar, you should use “para si também” (different preposition). That is perfectly appropriate, just as much as “Obrigado, igualmente!”, so feel free to use either one freely 🙂

      Feliz ano novo!

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