Skip to content
Home88 · 上海居间行
Talk to us

MANDARIN16 lines

Doctor & pharmacy

Symptoms, allergies, the insurance paperwork

Tap the Chinese to enlarge

Voice

What you say

  • wǒ bù shūfu

    I feel unwell

  • wǒ yào guàhào

    I would like to register to see a doctor

    When to use itPublic hospitals run on register → see doctor → pay → collect medicine, in that order.

  • yǒu shuō yīngyǔ de yīshēng ma

    Is there an English-speaking doctor

  • zhèlǐ téng

    It hurts here

  • wǒ fāshāo le

    I have a fever

  • wǒ késou

    I have a cough

  • wǒ lā dùzi

    I have diarrhoea

  • wǒ duì … guòmǐn

    I am allergic to …

    When to use itHave the allergen written in Chinese in your phone before you need it.

  • wǒ zài chī zhège yào

    I am taking this medication

  • wǒ yǒu shāngyè bǎoxiǎn

    I have private insurance

  • wǒ yào shōujù hé bìnglì

    I need the receipt and the medical record

    When to use itInsurers ask for both. Collect them before you leave the building.

  • yǒu tuìshāoyào ma

    Do you have anything for fever

What you hear

  • nǎlǐ bù shūfu

    What is troubling you

  • liáng yíxià tǐwēn

    Let us take your temperature

  • xiān qù jiǎofèi

    Go and pay first

  • yì tiān sān cì

    Three times a day

How far fifty words get you

A serviced compound in Gubei runs on fifty words. Ten minutes further out it does not. Tell us where you need to be each morning.

Hold up your phone. They read the Chinese.

All sections

Property

Solutions

Settling in

Community

Living here