
Scene 38 of 50
Kur skauda?
Where does it hurt?
Your goalI can say what hurts, understand a doctor's instructions and ask how to say a word.
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Four o'clock at the practice. The doctor is Daiva, Elzė's mother, from the birthday party.
DaivaLaba diena! Užeikite, sėskitės.
Good day! Come in, sit down.
DaivaNa, kur skauda?
So, where does it hurt?

You don't know the word, so you point at your throat. Čia. Kaip tai pasakyti lietuviškai?
Here. How do you say that in Lithuanian?
Čia. Kaip tai pasakyti lietuviškai?
Here. How do you say that in Lithuanian?
DaivaGerklė. Jums skauda gerklę.
Throat. Your throat hurts.
Taip, gerklę. Ir galvą.
Yes, my throat. And my head.
Taip, gerklę. Ir galvą.
Yes, my throat. And my head.
DaivaNuo kada?
Since when?
Nuo šeštadienio. Penktadienį buvau repeticijoje ir sušlapau.
Since Saturday. On Friday I was at the rehearsal and got soaked.
Nuo šeštadienio. Penktadienį buvau repeticijoje ir sušlapau.
Since Saturday. On Friday I was at the rehearsal and got soaked.

DaivaIšsižiokite ir pasakykite „a“.
Open your mouth and say 'ah'.
Aaa...
Aaah...
Aaa...
Aaah...
DaivaDabar giliai kvėpuokite. Dar kartą.
Now breathe in deeply. Once more.
DaivaAr skauda nugarą? Ausis?
Does your back hurt? Your ears?
Nugaros neskauda. Bet ausį truputį skauda.
My back doesn't hurt. But my ear hurts a little.
Nugaros neskauda. Bet ausį truputį skauda.
My back doesn't hurt. But my ear hurts a little.

She takes your temperature.
DaivaTemperatūra – trisdešimt septyni ir penki. Truputį aukšta.
Your temperature is thirty-seven point five. A little high.
Ar tai blogai?
Is that bad?
Ar tai blogai?
Is that bad?
DaivaNelabai. Kiek valandų jūs miegate?
Not really. How many hours do you sleep?
Mažai. Naktį kaimynas groja trimitu. Yra nauja taisyklė, bet...
Not much. At night the neighbour plays the trumpet. There's a new rule, but...
Mažai. Naktį kaimynas groja trimitu. Yra nauja taisyklė, bet...
Not much. At night the neighbour plays the trumpet. There's a new rule, but...

She sighs.
DaivaAš pažįstu tą trimitą.
I know that trumpet.
She smiles.
DaivaJūs nelabai sergate. Jūs pavargęs. Ir alkanas.
You're not very ill. You're tired. And hungry.
DaivaJūs nelabai sergate. Jūs pavargusi. Ir alkana.
You're not very ill. You're tired. And hungry.
Elzė taip sakė apie Micių! Pirmą rytą: jis ne blogas, jis tiesiog alkanas.
Elzė said that about Micius! On my first morning: he isn't bad, he's just hungry.
Elzė taip sakė apie Micių! Pirmą rytą: jis ne blogas, jis tiesiog alkanas.
Elzė said that about Micius! On my first morning: he isn't bad, he's just hungry.
She laughs.
DaivaTaip. Mano dukra visada teisi.
Yes. My daughter is always right.
DaivaJūs turite daug miegoti ir daug gerti. Arbata – tris kartus per dieną.
You must sleep a lot and drink a lot. Tea three times a day.
DaivaValgykite vaisių ir daržovių. O vaistinėje nusipirkite ko nors gerklei.
Eat fruit and vegetables. And at the pharmacy, buy something for your throat.
Ačiū. O šeštadienį – šventė. Ar galiu eiti?
Thank you. And on Saturday there's the festival. Can I go?
Ačiū. O šeštadienį – šventė. Ar galiu eiti?
Thank you. And on Saturday there's the festival. Can I go?
DaivaIki šeštadienio – lova. Tada – taip.
Bed until Saturday. Then yes.

Who says this?
Laba diena! Užeikite, sėskitės.
Laba diena! Užeikite, sėskitės.
What does it mean?
Gerklė. Jums skauda gerklę.
Which line do you hear?
Since Saturday. On Friday I was at the rehearsal and got soaked.
Since Saturday. On Friday I was at the rehearsal and got soaked.
Put the words in order.
Now breathe in deeply. Once more.
Who says this?
Temperatūra – trisdešimt septyni ir penki. Truputį aukšta.
Temperatūra – trisdešimt septyni ir penki. Truputį aukšta.
What does it mean?
Mažai. Naktį kaimynas groja trimitu. Yra nauja taisyklė, bet...
Mažai. Naktį kaimynas groja trimitu. Yra nauja taisyklė, bet...
Which line do you hear?
Yes. My daughter is always right.
Put the words in order.
Thank you. And on Saturday there's the festival. Can I go?
Thank you. And on Saturday there's the festival. Can I go?
What happens first?
Put the lines in the order they come in the scene.

Scene complete
Kur skauda?
Goal reachedI can say what hurts, understand a doctor's instructions and ask how to say a word.
