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Field DrillsPortugalA1
Pharmacists in Portugal give a lot of advice. Say what hurts and for how long.
Pharmacist
Bom dia, diga.
“Diga” is a normal, polite way to invite you to speak.
Listen first — Slow if you need it — answer the question, then check the text and the answer.
1. Which pharmacy is on duty today?
2. When and how often do you take the syrup?
You have an itchy insect bite. Ask the pharmacist for a cream and how often to put it on. Try starting with: “I was bitten by a mosquito and it's really itchy.”
Fui picado por um mosquito e tenho muita comichão.
Women say “picada”. “Comichão” is the pt-PT word for itch.
Play it out with a friend or teacher — or with an AI local.
Talk to a Local