Symptoms Vocabulary in Conversation

Understanding how to describe symptoms in English is essential for clear communication, especially in emergencies or medical situations. This video, Symptoms Vocabulary in Conversation, helps English learners practice useful vocabulary to describe how they feel.

In the video, Mia explains her health problem using gestures and basic words, while Daniel helps her by providing the correct vocabulary. For example, Mia feels her heart is going “boom boom” and Daniel corrects her by saying “racing.” She also describes her head as “going round and round,” and Daniel introduces the word “spinning.” This conversational style makes it easier for learners to remember and use these phrases naturally.

The video emphasizes vocabulary like:
• Racing heart
• Spinning head

It also models how to react and suggest solutions in English, such as advising someone to relax, avoid caffeine, or schedule a medical appointment.

This video is ideal for English learners at the beginner or intermediate level who want to build confidence when discussing health and symptoms. Practice these phrases to handle conversations at the doctor’s office or in daily situations smoothly.