#having a cold

[gambitimagines]

Poor sick baby! Nurse Y/N is here to get you back to health!! 

[r-ohm]

[zieeeej]

Always gotta take a look at my creations...

[nihunhu]

10/100 Days of productivity

My cold is slowly getting better but I still was rather knocked out today. I managed to create  a deck on quizlet with around 80 Korean vocab words. I also listened to  the audio book I have mentioned yesterday and finished the documentary series “ inside the criminal mind” on netflix!!

Tomorrow I have a few appointments I have to attend and I really hope that I’ll be able to think straight again so I can study one last time before the driving test :(

[ascolti-studies]

Getting sick | Having a cold - VOCAB

We’re currently having a cold/flu season in Germany which is why I got sick and thought of making a vocabulary list for you all! Everyone please stay healthy, drink tea and wear something warm during this season! :) 

I’ll put the gender of the noun in brackets (f / m / n) and pl. for plural. For words that have a * behind them, I will talk about those at the end of the list :)

Sentences - Sätze

Ich bin erkältet. - I have a cold

Ich habe mich erkältet. - I’ve caught a cold

Ich habe eine Erkältung. - I have a cold

Ich habe die Grippe. - I have the flu

Mein Hals tut weh. - My throat hurts

Ich habe Halsschmerzen. - I have a sore throat

Meine Nase läuft. - I have a runny nose

Meine Nase ist verstopft. - My nose is stuffy

Ich habe Kopfschmerzen. - I have a headache

Ich habe Fieber. - I have a fever

Ich habe Schüttelfrost. - I have chills

Mir geht es nicht gut. - I don’t feel well

Mir ist kalt. - I feel cold

Mir ist warm. - I feel warm

Tee trinken hilft! - Drinking tea helps!

Zieh dich warm an. - Wear something warm.

Nouns - Nomen

Die Erkältung (f) - the cold

Die Grippe (f) - the flu

Der Hals (m) - the throat

Die Halsschmerzen (f. pl.) - soare throat

Die Schmerzen (f)* - the pain

Das Fieber (n) - the fever

Der Schüttelfrost (n) - the chills

Der Tee (m) - the tea

Verbs - Verben

sich erkälten - to catch a cold

Halsschmerzen haben - to have a sore throat

Eine laufende Nase haben - to have a runny nose

Eine verstopfte Nase haben - to have a stuffy nose

sich nicht gut fühlen - to feel unwell 

Tee trinken - to drink tea

sich warm anziehen - to wear something warm

Good to know - Gut zu wissen:

*(A/N): In general, words that have -schmerz (Der Schmerz (m) attached to it become masculine and words that have -schmerzen (Die Schmerzen (f. pl.)) attached to it become feminine. For example:

Der Hals (m) - the throat

...Der Halsschmerz (m) - the sore throat

...Die Halsschmerzen (f.pl.) - the sore throat

Der Rücken (m) - the back (of the body)

...Der Rückenschmerz (m) - the back pain, backache

...Die Rückenschmerzen (f.pl.) - the back pain, backache

Das Ohr (n) - the ear

...Der Ohrenschmerz (m) - the earache

...Die Ohrenschmerzen (f.pl) - the earache

and so on... 

BUT: The singular masculine form isn’t used in basic conversation though. It’s common to use the feminine plural form: Ich habe Halsschmerzen, Ich habe Ohrenschmerzen, Ich habe Rückenschmerzen, etc.

[aufenthaltsraumspizza]

100 days of productvity (281/primes)

I spent most of the day on sleeping and getting a cold. I still managed to write down some exercise solutions, but finishing the Yoneda chapter will have to wait until tomorrow.

[dateademisexualpersonwho]

Date a demi who hates having a cold. :(

~~ aww! Get better soon! -mod Jay

[salty--alien]

Guess who's sick.