LangolingAnatomy
Discover how mastering French enhances communication in diverse anatomical settings. Whether you're a medical student studying histology or an intern working with radiological images, proficiency in French opens up access to comprehensive literature and expert insights.
French is also essential for understanding detailed medical reports and patient documentation in many francophone countries. From the precise descriptions in surgical notes to the nuances of diagnostic imaging interpretations, learning French ensures you stay informed in a multidisciplinary environment.
My head hurts.
Ma tête me fait mal.
I have a stomachache.
Je'ai une douleur abdominale.
There's a lump on my arm.
Il y a un bouton sur mon bras.
The back of my neck feels sore.
The back of my neck feels sore.
I've got a sore throat.
Je'ai une gorge sèche.
My shoulder is giving me trouble.
Mon épaule me cause du souci.
I feel pain in my calf muscle.
J'ai une douleur dans ma mollette.
The inside of my elbow hurts.
L'intérieur de mon coude me fait mal.
There's swelling in my hand.
Il y a du gonflement dans ma main.
My foot has been feeling numb.
Mon pied ressent une sensation de paresthésie.
I have a sharp pain in my back.
J'ai une douleur aiguë dans le dos.
It feels like there's pressure in my ear.
Il y a une pression dans mon oreille.
There's a knot in my neck.
Il y a un nœud dans mon cou.
My finger is quite swollen.
Mon doigt est assez enflé.
The side of my face feels warm and tingly.
Le côté de mon visage sent chaud et picotant.
There's an itchy spot on my thigh.
Il y a un point qui me gratte au mollet.
My hip has been giving me some trouble.
Mon hanche me cause quelques problèmes.
I have a persistent pain in my knee.
J'ai une douleur persistante au genou.
There's a cramp in my leg.
Il y a une crampe dans ma jambe.
My ankle is feeling stiff.
Mon cheville est rigide.