Human Body Parts in Spanish
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This ebook covers every human body part in the Spanish language, including location and how to use the word in daily speech.
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- 1. Human Body Parts in Spanish Spanish learners of the world, you are about to mug up an important language lesson: the Castilian names for our precious body parts. We don’t want to jinx it but knowing these words might be handy in case of an emergency. There is nothing worse in an urgent situation than not being able to communicate with others because you can’t speak the language! If you are traveling to any Spanish speaking territory, this inventory is an essential lesson. It will allow you to ask for medical help, clearly express if you are ill or have an ache or pain, and on a more positive note, you'll even be able to compliment your beau on their pretty eyes. Are Body Parts in Spanish Masculine or Feminine?
- 2. Remember that Spanish words might be masculine or feminine and there is a rule of concordance for the article that may accompany the noun in the sentence. Example: • Me duele el estómago. -> My stomach hurts. • A Miguel lo golpearon en la cabeza cuando lo asaltaron. -> Miguel was hit in the head when he was assaulted. Body parts that come in pairs or groups such as kidneys, eyes, legs, toes, and teeth are commonly expressed in plural, thus the article and the adjective should reflect that too. Example: Cabello (hair) is a masculine and singular noun: • ¿De qué color es tu cabello? -> What color is your hair? • Mi cabello es castaño. -> My hair is brown. • Y tú, ¿eres rubia natural o te lo tiñes? -> And you, are you a natural blonde or do you dye it? • El champú con extracto de ginseng previene la caída del cabello. -> Ginseng extract shampoo prevents hair loss. The word Manos (hands) is feminine and plural: • La artritis afecta comúnmente a las articulaciones de las manos. -> Arthritis commonly affects the joints of the hands. • ¡Este hombre tiene manos de pianista! -> This man has the hands of a pianist! • José, siento mucho no poder ayudarte, estoy atado de manos. -> José, I am sorry I can´t help you, my hands are tied. • Mariana posee manos mágicas, es una excelente masajista. -> Mariana has magic hands, she is an excellent masseuse. Body Parts Name in Spanish
- 3. Let’s start with exploring the human body (cuerpo humano) from top to bottom and learning the body parts (partes del cuerpo). HEAD Cabeza Head Cabello Hair Cara Face Frente Forehead Pómulos Cheekbone Mentón Chin Ojos Eyes Párpados Eyelids Nariz Nose Boca Mouth
- 4. Labios Lips Lengua Tongue Orejas Ears Oídos Inner ear Cuello Neck Nuca Nape UPPER BODY Tronco/Torso Trunk/Torso Hombros Shoulders Espalda Back Pecho Chest Abdomen Abdomen Ombligo Belly button Brazos Arms Axila Armpit Codos Elbows Manos Hands Muñeca Wrists Dedos Finger Uñas Nails LOWER BODY Cadera Hip Nalgas Buttocks Piernas Legs Rodillas Knees Pies Feet Tobillo Ankle Talón Heel Dedos de los pies Toes Hopefully, you will be spared the embarrassing moment when you have to talk about your private parts! But you never know, so here they are. PRIVATE PARTS Partes privadas Private parts Vagina Vagina
- 5. Útero Uterus Pezón Nipple Pene Penis Testículo Testicle Particular Body Parts in Spanish Now, let’s get more specific and review how much do you remember from your anatomy class in high school. COMMON BONES Cráneo Skull Columna vertebral Spine Costillas Ribs Clavícula Collar bone
- 6. Pelvis Pelvis Fémur Femur Tibia Tibia Peroné Fibula Mandíbula Jaw Húmero Humerus Radio Radius Cúbito Ulna COMMON ORGANS Corazón Heart Cerebro Brain Estómago Stomach Intestino Intestine Riñones Kidneys Hígado Liver Vejiga Bladder Piel Skin TISSUES Órgano Organ Músculo Muscle Huesos Bones Ligamento Ligament Articulación Joint Cartílago Cartilage
- 7. How about the body systems? Can you recall them? Are you ready to learn them? Notice that there are more similarities than in most groups of words from this article. BODY SYSTEMS Sistema digestivo Digestive system Sistema inmunológico Immune system Sistema urinario Urinary system Sistema óseo Osseous system Sistema endócrino Endocrine system Sistema linfático Lymphatic system Sistema reproductivo Reproductive system Spanish Body Parts and Body Aches The following is a register of basic words that would be used in case you needed medical assistance. MEDICAL RELATED EVERYDAY WORDS Doctor/Doctora Doctor Enfermero/Enfermera Nurse Partera Midwife Ambulancia Ambulance Silla de ruedas Wheelchair
- 8. Urgencias Emergency room Hospital Hospital Quirófano Operating room Clínica médica Medical clinic Clínica dental Dental clinic Clínica veterinaria Veterinary clinic Laboratorio médico Medical laboratory Consulta médica Medical consultation Next, study the list of more complex phrases that will allow you to ask for help and react in case of an emergency. IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY ¡Auxilio! Help! ¡Es una emergencia! It is an emergency! Voy a desmayarme. I am going to faint.
- 9. Me duele… It hurts… Necesito su ayuda, por favor. I need your help, please. Me siento mal. I don't feel well. He tenido un accidente. I've had an accident. ¿Es usted médico? Are you a doctor? ¿Dónde puedo encontrar un doctor? Where can I find a doctor? ¿En dónde está el hospital más cercano? Where is the nearest hospital? Me gustaría agendar una cita con el doctor, por favor. I would like to schedule an appointment with the doctor, please. Lastly, you can find an inventory of common health afflictions. With a bit of luck you won’t need their Spanish names to talk about yourself, but it may provide an interesting topic for an animated conversation. COMMON HEALTH AFFLICTIONS Dolor de estómago Stomach ache Dolor de cabeza Head ache Diarrea Diarrhea Vómito Vomit Deshidratación Dehydration Varicela Chicken pox Gripe Common cold Influenza Flu Náuseas Sickness Inflamación Inflammation Comezón Itching Sarpullido Rash Insomnio Insomnia Reacción alérgica Allergy reaction Intolerancia alimenticia Food intolerance Fractura de hueso Broken bone Esguince Sprain If you are looking to expand your Spanish vocabulary and learn more about how to talk like a true local, start with our Spanish Survival Crash Course. Each day for six days, we'll send e- books and audio files to your inbox to help you get a basic foundation for the language, totally FREE! Your Spanish language learning journey is awaiting!