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Title: I Needed to Use my Spanish to Help My Wife (storytime)
Caption: Hello, fellow Spanish learners.
My name is Cody and if you are new to the channel I’m learning Spanish like most of you all.
The other half of the channel is my wife Maria and she is a Spanish teacher from Colombia.
In our last video, we took you all with us to the Tatacoa desert here in Colombia.
We went on some cool hikes, took a ferry across a river, walked through a tunnel with bats,
and used an outside toilet and shower.
I never knew Colombia had a desert and it was a really cool experience.
If you want to check that video out after this one I’ll put a link in the description down below.
This video though is about what happened after we got back from the Tatacoa desert.
I found myself in a situation where I had to use my Spanish in order to get help and some medicine.
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Now I’m going to switch to Spanish for the story.  Just know that I made a script for this part and practiced it a bit.
it is definitely not perfect Spanish but more importantly, just know this is not me speaking Spanish off the top of my head.
So with that let's get into it.
In Colombia having cash is necessary.
In big cities, you can pay for a lot of things with a  card.
But outside the big cities, cash is your only option.
Have you ever had the feeling when you go on a trip that you are missing something?
Well on this trip we did not have that feeling at all.
We packed the night before and felt like we were super prepared.
The trip included breakfast and dinner.
However, not long into the trip, we started to see that we had underestimated the amount of cash that we needed.
This left us pinching pennies and wondering if we would run out of money.
Lunches were more expensive than we had expected and we needed more water than we had thought.
So when we arrived at the hotel after a hike in the hot sun and they gave us a free glass of ice water.
Maria and I gulped it down.
At this point, you are probably thinking you know what happens next.
Cody gets sick because he drank the water.  Normally you would be right.
For a while, it seemed every time Maria and I went on an adventure something would happen to me.
Like the time we went to Santa Marta and I came home with a parasite in my stomach.
That was a trip to the emergency room and a crazy story for another day if you want to hear it.
This time though Maria was the one that got sick.  The day after we got home Maria started to feel bad.
She was burning up and leaking at both ends.
Before we continue, a question for you.  What's the name of the place where you buy medicine?
A lot of people will say pharmacy.  I learned that as well.
In Colombia, they are called drugstores.  However,  they understand both words.
OK, where was I...She was not able to leave the house.
So it was up to me to go to the pharmacy and get the medicine she needed.
Here you just go into a pharmacy, tell them your symptoms,
and they will give you the medicine without having a prescription, most of the time.
I was super nervous.  She was not able to tell me what to get.
I had to figure it all out and tell the pharmacist her symptoms correctly in order to get the proper medicine that she needed.
I go to the first pharmacy and tell them all of Maria's symptoms.
The guy understood me and gave me some medicine and some Pedialyte to keep Maria hydrated.
However, they were out of medicine for the fever and did not have any thermometers.
So I went back to the house to drop off the medicine that I had and check on Maria.
Then I was back out going to a different pharmacy.  This time I got the medicine for the fever.
However, when I went to go ask for the thermometer my mind went blank.
I could not remember the name of it.  So what do you do when you don't know the name of something.
I started describing it and what it does and what it was for.   Before you know it she said thermometer.  I said that is it.
Back at the house, Maria was starting to feel better and her fever was starting to go down.
I went to the store to get ingredients to make her a nice chicken soup and within a couple of days, she was starting to feel better.
It felt good to be able to help her when she needed me.
This had always been a fear of mine.
Something happening to Maria and me having to take the lead and speak Spanish to get her help.
I worried that I might not be able to help her or that no one understands me. But that was not the case and everything worked out.
If you are wondering what was wrong with her and why did she get sick and not me.
We both ate all the same things but the one difference was that glass of ice water.
Maria ate the ice and I did not.
The following week at her doctor’s appointment we found out that Maria had parasites in her stomach
and she had to take some medicine for that and was good as new.
So let that be a lesson if you are traveling.  Never eat the ice.
That’s it for my story I hope you enjoyed it.  I really gained a lot of confidence in my Spanish from the experience
and learned some new words along the way dealing with medicine.
If you need help with your Spanish we have Spanish courses for sale on our website
you can find a link in the description down below or go to courses.whynotspanish.com.
Also if you want more Why Not Spanish? check out our new YouTube channel.
It is short videos that are less than a min.  So you can get some bite-size Spanish fun even when you are short on time.
Now I have a question for you.  Have you ever had an experience where you had to use your Spanish
or an experience that gave you more confidence in your Spanish?  Let me know in the comments down below.
Well, that is all for this video.  This is going to be our last video for 2021.
We are going to be taking the rest of the year off and we’ll see you in 2022.
We have lots of fun things planned and we hope you’ll join us.
Until then if you are going to learn a language
Why Not Spanish? Choa.