Asking for what you need at the pharmacy in Italian
Your nose has been blocked for three days, you're traveling and you walk into a pharmacy without knowing how to name what you need.
The phrase
Scusi, dove trovo una farmacia aperta adesso?10 words10 sentences
The ten words3 of 10
- 1farmacia/farmaˈtʃia/
pharmacynoun
A shop where you buy medicine.
- 2raffreddore/raffredˈdore/
coldnoun
A mild illness that makes your nose run and makes you sneeze.
- 3ricetta/riˈtʃɛtta/
prescriptionnoun
A paper written by the doctor that you need to buy certain medicines.
- 4
compressatablet
- 5
sciropposyrup
- 6
cerottoband-aid
- 7
dosedose
- 8
fogliettoleaflet
- 9
collateraleside
- 10
disinfettanteantiseptic
The sentences3 of 10
Scusi, dove trovo una farmacia aperta adesso?
Excuse me, where can I find a pharmacy that's open now?
Ho un raffreddore da tre giorni e il naso chiuso.
I've had a cold for three days and my nose is blocked.
Per questo medicinale serve la ricetta del medico?
Do I need a prescription for this medicine?
Pronunciation
farmacia/farmaˈtʃia/
The stress falls on the final i: farma-CÌ-a. The c before the i sounds soft, as in "ciao".
raffreddore/raffredˈdore/
Two double consonants to hold long, raf-fred-dore, and the stress falls on -do-.
ricetta/riˈtʃɛtta/
The c before the e is soft, as in "cena"; the e is open and the t is doubled.
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- How do you say "pharmacy" in Italian?
- Farmacia.
- How do you ask if you need a prescription?
- You can say "Per questo medicinale serve la ricetta del medico?".
- What's the Italian word for a cold?
- Raffreddore.
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