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    This document lists common body parts and health issues in Japanese. It provides vocabulary for parts of the body like "head", "chest", "back", "belly", and "leg". It also lists common ailments like having a cold, fever, headache, cough, or feeling dizzy. Injury terms include getting hurt, burned, falling, and hitting one's head. Pharmacy instructions discuss medication frequency and dosage. Police terms involve having possessions stolen, being assaulted, losing a wallet, locating the police box, and requesting help or an ambulance.

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    Chapter 11 Health & Emergency

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    This document lists common body parts and health issues in Japanese. It provides vocabulary for parts of the body like "head", "chest", "back", "belly", and "leg". It also lists common ailments like having a cold, fever, headache, cough, or feeling dizzy. Injury terms include getting hurt, burned, falling, and hitting one's head. Pharmacy instructions discuss medication frequency and dosage. Police terms involve having possessions stolen, being assaulted, losing a wallet, locating the police box, and requesting help or an ambulance.

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    Chapter 11.

    HEALTH & EMERGENCY


    KARADA NO GUAI GA WARUI DESU.
    DOKO GA WARUI DESU.
    ATAMA - HEAD MUNE - CHEST
    ME - EYES SENAKA - BACK
    HANA - NOSE HARA - BELLY
    KUCHI - MOUTH KOSHI - LOWER BACK
    KUBI - NECK NO - BRAIN
    UDE - SHOULDER/ ARM SHINZO- HEART
    TE - HAND I - STOMACH
    ASHI - LEG HAI - LUNGS

    KAZE O HIITE IMASU.


    NETSU GA ARIMASU.
    ATAMA GA ITAI DESU.
    GERI O SHITE IMASU.
    KAYUI DESU.
    HARETE IMASU.

    INJURY:
    KEGA O SHIMASHITA.
    YAKEDO O SHIMASHITA.
    KOROBI MASHITA.
    ATAMA O BUTSUKE MASHITA.
    CHI GA DETE IMASU.

    AT PHARMACY:
    KONO KUSURI WA NANJI- KAN KURAI KIKI MASU KA.
    ICHI NICHI NIKAI, SHOKUGO NI NONDE KUDASAI.

    AT POLICE:
    NIMOTSU O NUSUMARE MASHITA.
    DAMASARETE, OKANE O TORARE MASHITA.
    SAIFU O NAKUSHI MASHITA.
    KOBAN WA DOKO DESU KA.
    DO SHIMASHITA KA.
    TASUKETE KUDASAI.
    KYUKYUSHA / KEISATSUO YONDE KUDASAI.

    For Details Contact : Japanese Coach Ms Dinkle Shah


    +91-9833139696 dinklefaria@gmail.com
    For Details Contact : Japanese Coach Ms Dinkle Shah
    +91-9833139696 dinklefaria@gmail.com

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