Tom has a toothache. His tooth hurts very much.
Tom has a toothache. His tooth hurts very much.
Tom a mal à la dent. Sa dent lui fait très mal.
He needs to see his dentist, but first he needs something for the pain.
He needs to see his dentist, but first he needs something for the pain.
Il a besoin de voir son dentiste, mais d’abord, il lui faut quelque chose pour la douleur.
He drives to the nearest pharmacy.
He drives to the nearest pharmacy.
Il va à la pharmacie la plus proche.
“I have a toothache,” he says. “Do you have anything for that?”
“I have a toothache,” he says. “Do you have anything for that?”
“J’ai mal à la dent,” dit-il. “Avez-vous quelque chose pour cela ?”
“Yes, here are some painkillers. You don’t need a prescription for these.”
“Yes, here are some painkillers. You don’t need a prescription for these.”
“Oui, voici des anti-douleurs. Vous n’avez pas besoin d’ordonnance pour ceux-ci.”
“Thank you. How much do they cost?”
“Thank you. How much do they cost?”
“Merci. Combien coûtent-ils ?”
“They cost nine euros. But you should see a dentist.”
“They cost nine euros. But you should see a dentist.”
“Ils coûtent neuf euros. Mais vous devriez voir un dentiste.”
“Okay, I will call my dentist tomorrow morning.”
“Okay, I will call my dentist tomorrow morning.”
“D’accord, j’appellerai mon dentiste demain matin.”
“If you need stronger medicine, you will need to get a prescription from your dentist or doctor.”
“If you need stronger medicine, you will need to get a prescription from your dentist or doctor.”
“Si vous avez besoin d’un médicament plus fort, vous aurez besoin d’une ordonnance de votre dentiste ou médecin.”
