🏥 Worried about going to the doctor in English? This episode will prepare you completely! Join Anna and Mark on SpeakFlow English as they walk you through every step of a doctor's visit in English—from making an appointment to filling your prescription at the pharmacy. In this essential A2-B1 level episode, Mark shares his nerve-wracking experience of being sick abroad and not knowing how to describe his symptoms, and together they teach you the exact phrases and vocabulary you need to confidently handle any medical situation. You'll learn how to describe symptoms using simple formulas, understand common doctor questions, explain your medical history, and communicate at the pharmacy about prescriptions and side effects. This isn't just vocabulary memorization—it's practical preparation that could genuinely help you when you need it most! 👥 Who Is This For: Elementary to intermediate learners (A2-B1 level) Anyone traveling to English-speaking countries Learners living abroad who need to navigate healthcare People who feel anxious about medical situations in English Anyone who wants to be prepared for health emergencies 🎧 How to Use This Episode: Listen actively, repeat the symptom phrases out loud with Anna and Mark, practice describing one health complaint this week, and leave us a comment sharing which medical phrase you practiced. Remember: your health is more important than perfect grammar—communication is what matters! Ready to feel confident at the doctor's office? Hit play, subscribe to SpeakFlow English, and prepare yourself for medical situations with confidence! 💉🗣️ Share with someone who needs this preparation! #LearnEnglish #MedicalEnglish #DoctorVisit #EnglishPhrases #HealthVocabulary #TravelEnglish #SpeakFlowEnglish #PracticalEnglish learn english podcast english listening practice slow english for beginners shadowing english practice a1 a2 english listening b1 english speaking practice think in english not translate repeat after me english daily english conversation simple english dialogues english pronunciation practice ESL listening and speaking