10 Simple French Conversations at the Doctor | Easy Dialogues (A1-A2)

10 short French conversations for beginners, level A1-A2, all about health, the doctor and the pharmacy. Every conversation is introduced in English, then spoken entirely in French. Slow and clear listening practice. Scene 1 - At the doctor: describing a headache. "J'ai mal à la tête depuis hier." (I have had a headache since yesterday.) "Vous avez aussi de la fièvre?" (Do you also have a fever?) "Vous pouvez prendre un comprimé le matin." (You can take one tablet in the morning.) Scene 2 - At the pharmacy: buying throat lozenges. "J'ai mal à la gorge." (I have a sore throat.) "Oui, je voudrais des pastilles." (I would like some lozenges.) "Les pastilles coûtent combien?" (How much are the lozenges?) Scene 3 - At the clinic desk: making an appointment. "Je voudrais un rendez-vous." (I would like an appointment.) "Le mardi, c'est parfait pour moi." (Tuesday is perfect for me.) "La consultation coûte trente euros." (The consultation costs thirty euros.) Scene 4 - At home: talking about your health. "J'ai mal au ventre depuis ce matin." (I have had a stomach ache since this morning.) "Tu es allée chez le médecin?" (Have you been to the doctor?) "Tu dois te reposer un peu." (You have to rest a little.) Scene 5 - At the dentist: a toothache. "J'ai mal aux dents." (I have a toothache.) "J'ai mal depuis trois jours." (I have had pain for three days.) "La visite coûte combien?" (How much is the visit?) Scene 6 - In the park: advice about rest. "Tu dois te reposer un peu." (You have to rest a little.) "Oui, je vais rester à la maison demain." (I am going to stay home tomorrow.) "Tu vas voir, tu vas aller mieux." (You will see, you will feel better.) Scene 7 - At the optician: choosing glasses. "Je cherche des lunettes." (I am looking for glasses.) "Elles coûtent combien?" (How much are they?) "Oui, je voudrais essayer, s'il vous plaît." (I would like to try, please.) Scene 8 - In the kitchen: making a hot drink. "Je vais te faire une tisane chaude." (I am going to make you a hot herbal tea.) "Le miel est très bon pour la gorge." (Honey is very good for the throat.) "Tu dois boire ça doucement." (You have to drink this slowly.) Scene 9 - At the health centre: asking questions. "Une piqûre, ça fait mal?" (Does an injection hurt?) "Non, ça ne fait pas très mal." (No, it does not hurt much.) "Quand est-ce que je reviens?" (When do I come back?) Scene 10 - In the living room: making plans. "Salut! Oui, je vais beaucoup mieux." (I am feeling much better.) "On va se promener dans le parc?" (Shall we go for a walk in the park?) "Oui, je vais prendre ma veste." (I am going to take my jacket.) Who this is for: complete beginners at A1-A2, self-study learners, and anyone who wants slow French listening practice for real health situations. Subscribe for new French conversations every week. -- Recommended reading -- Stephen Krashen, The Input Hypothesis - learning through input you can already mostly understand. Paul Nation, Learning Vocabulary in Another Language - how vocabulary grows from repeated meetings in context. Scott Thornbury, How to Teach Speaking - turning listening into speaking. John Field, Listening in the Language Classroom - how beginners decode speech. Jean-Claude Beacco and Remy Porquier, Niveau A1 pour le francais - the reference description of A1 French. #learnfrench #frenchforbeginners #easyfrench #frenchconversation