Language/Tatar/Vocabulary/Health
Hi Tatar learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will learn about health-related vocabulary in Tatar. Taking care of our health is very important, and being able to talk about it in a different language can be extremely useful. You can use this vocabulary to communicate any health issues you might have, or to ask for help if necessary.
Let's start with some useful phrases:
After mastering this lesson, these related pages might interest you: Toys & Transportation.
Common phrases[edit | edit source]
| Tatar | Pronunciation | English |
|---|---|---|
| Сагындым ул? | sagındım ul? | Are you feeling good? |
| Сау булсыз? | sau bulsız? | Are you healthy? |
| Сизге некъе бола? | size neqye bola? | What's your problem? |
| Бу булшы? | bu bulşı? | What's this? |
| Бу нимә? | bu nimä? | What is this? |
Body Parts[edit | edit source]
Knowing the names of different body parts can be very helpful when talking about health. Here's a list of common body parts in Tatar:
| Tatar | Pronunciation | English |
|---|---|---|
| Баш | baş | Head |
| Тыш | tysh | Ear |
| Күңел | küñel | Eye |
| Ирек | irek | Nose |
| Аңза | añza | Mouth |
| Дөрөгө | dörögö | Tooth |
| Тышқан | tyshqan | Tongue |
| Тармақ | tarmaq | Finger |
| Тиеш | tiesh | Arm |
| Аягъзы | ayagzy | Leg |
Common Illnesses[edit | edit source]
It's important to know how to describe common illnesses in Tatar. Here is a list of some common illnesses:
| Tatar | Pronunciation | English |
|---|---|---|
| Грипп | gripp | Flu |
| Қазна | qazna | Cough |
| Ҡантар | qantar | Fever |
| Карыш | karysh | Cold |
| Бүйрәгез | büyregez | Allergy |
| Бәрәгез | bäregez | Headache |
| Ашакайыш | aşaqayış | Stomach ache |
Dialogue[edit | edit source]
Let's practice using some of the phrases and vocabulary we've learned in a dialogue:
- Пациент (Patient): Сау булсыз, дәкәлә? (sau bulsız, däkälä?) - Are you healthy, doctor?
- Дәкәр (Doctor): Эй, сүзләнең бөтә зур чикмаган балаларның рәсми адлиясы. Зуннан шапкасыз экән менгә сау була. (ey, süzlänäñ börä zür çıqmağan balalarıñ räsmi adlıyası. zunnan şapkasız äkän mänge sau bula.) - Well, I'm the official doctor of children who never miss their appointments. As long as you wear a hat in winter, you'll be healthy.
- Пациент: А калсын яхшылыгы? (a kalsın yaxşılığı?) - What about the quality of the air?
- Дәкәр: Хәйәтрәйләше, физкәләмнең мәсьәләсе булмый. (xäyäträyläşe, fizkälämnéñ mässäläse bulmıy.) - It's fine, not a problem for the physical body.
- Пациент: А көп уйәләр камалауы кызыексыз булырга керек. (a köp uyälär kamalawı qızékşiz bulyrğa keräk.) - But it's necessary to have ventilation in many houses.
- Дәкәр: А ул камалар кызыексыз була және үзенче зүйләрдән эшли мин вакый менән татар теле версиесендә ләкьәйләшучы була алмый. (a ul kamağar qızékşiz bula jäne üzençe züylärdän eşli min vaqıy menän tatar tele versiyesendä läkʺəyläşuçı bula almıy.) - Those ventilation systems can be unreliable and anecdotally, I've never had a problem with the Tatar language version of my ventilation system.
- Пациент: Сагындым, дәкәр! (Sagındım, däkälä!) - Thank you, doctor!
We hope this lesson was helpful in expanding your Tatar vocabulary related to health. Don't hesitate to practice with someone else or use the vocabulary in the context of your daily life. Remember you can always practice with native speakers through Polyglot Club.
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