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 Caption: Buenas tardes, doctor.
Good afternoon doctor.
Buenas tardes, señora.
Good afternoon, ma'am.
Su nombre es Dolores de Cuello, ¿verdad?
Your name is Pains In The Neck, right?
Sí, doctor.
Yes doctor.
Bien, señora Cuello, ¿qué dolores tiene?
Well, Mrs. Cuello, what pains do you have?
Tengo un solo dolor, doctor.
I have only one pain, doctor.
Me duele mucho el cuello.
My neck hurts a lot.
¿Desde cuándo tiene ese dolor de cuello?
Since when have you had this neck pain?
Desde hace tres semanas, doctor.
For three weeks, doctor.
¿Y qué pasó hace tres semanas?
And what happened three weeks ago?
¿Tuvo algún accidente?
Did you have any accident?
No, doctor, no tuve ningún accidente.
No, doctor, I didn't have any accident.
¿Algo más pasó hace tres semanas?
Did something else happen three weeks ago?
Un momento...
Wait a minute...
Ahora que lo pienso, sí, doctor.
Now that I think about it, yes, doctor.
Desde hace tres semanas
Since three weeks ago
tengo un teléfono nuevo.
I've had a new phone.
¿A lo mejor mi dolor de cuello
Maybe my neck pain
es porque paso todo el día en el teléfono?
is because I spend all day on the phone?
No, señora Dolores.
No, Mrs. Dolores.
Eso no tiene nada que ver con su dolor.
That has nothing to do with your pain.
Lo que usted necesita
What you need
es tomar unas pastillas.
is to take some pills.
¿Y con esas pastillas
And with those pills
ya no voy a tener dolor de cuello, doctor?
I won't have neck pain anymore, doctor?
Exactamente, señora Dolores.
Exactly, Mrs. Dolores.
El único problema es que estas pastillas
The only problem is that these pills
le van a dar dolor de estómago.
are going to give you a stomach ache.
¡Yo no quiero tener dolor de estómago!
I don't want to have a stomach ache!
No se preocupe, señora Cuello.
Don't worry, Mrs. Cuello.
Usted también va a tomar otras pastillas
You will also take other pills
para bajar el dolor de estómago.
to reduce stomach pain.
¿Entonces solo tengo que tomar
So I only have to take
esas dos pastillas?
those two pills?
¿Y con eso ya voy a estar bien?
And with that I'll be fine?
Exactamente.
Exactly.
Pero las pastillas para el estómago
But the stomach pills
hacen daño al corazón.
cause damage to the heart.
¡Yo no quiero tener
I don't want to have
un problema en el corazón, doctor!
a heart problem, doctor!
No se preocupe, señora.
Don't worry, ma'am.
También va a tomar otras pastillas
You will also take other pills
para el problema en el corazón.
for the heart problem.
¿Entonces con esas tres pastillas
So with those three pills
ya voy a estar bien, doctor?
I'll be fine, doctor?
Sí, señora Dolores.
Yes, Mrs. Dolores.
Usted va a estar mejor en poco tiempo.
You will be better in no time.
Pero las pastillas para el corazón
But the heart pills
le van a dar dolor de cabeza.
are going to give you a headache.
¡Doctor, yo no tengo dolor de cabeza
Doctor, I don't have a headache
y no quiero tener dolor de cabeza!
and I don't want to have a headache!
Tranquila, señora Cuello.
Don't worry, Mrs. Cuello.
Usted también va a tomar otras pastillas
You will also take other pills
para bajar el dolor de cabeza.
to reduce the headache.
¿Y con esas cuatro pastillas
And with those four pills
voy a estar bien, doctor?
I will be fine, doctor?
Sí, usted va a estar como nueva.
Yes, you will be like new.
¿Me está diciendo vieja?
Are you calling me old?
No, claro que no, señora.
No, of course not, ma'am.
¿Y esas pastillas son caras, doctor?
And those pills are expensive, doctor?
Bueno, sí, son un poco caras.
Well, yes, they are a bit expensive.
Pero son muy muy buenas.
But they are very very good.
¿Cómo sabe que son buenas, doctor?
How do you know they are good, doctor?
Porque gracias a estas pastillas
Because thanks to these pills
he ido varias veces de viaje a la playa.
I have gone on trips to the beach several times.
En la playa he conocido a varios médicos.
On the beach I have met several doctors.
Todos los médicos están de acuerdo
All doctors agree
en que estas pastillas son muy buenas.
that these pills are very good.
De hecho, mañana me voy de viaje de nuevo.
In fact, tomorrow I'm going on a trip again.
Bueno, si otros médicos están de acuerdo,
Well, if other doctors agree,
estas pastillas deben ser muy buenas.
these pills must be very good.
Muchas gracias, doctor,
Thank you very much, doctor,
y que tenga usted un buen viaje.
and have a good trip.
Gracias, señora Cuello.
Thank you, Mrs. Cuello.
Oh, por cierto...
Oh, by the way...
¿Sí, doctor?
Yes, doctor?
Las pastillas para el dolor de cabeza
The pills for the headache
le van a dar un poco de dolor de cuello.
are going to give you some neck pain.
Title: Learn Spanish With Animation: A Pain In The Neck
Description: Learn Spanish with easy to understand animations!

INSTRUCTIONS

1) The first time, watch the video without subtitles. Click on [cc] to turn them off. Do your best to hear every single word. Rewind and repeat as many times as needed. If possible, write down every word you hear. 

2) The second time, watch the video with Spanish subtitles. Click on the gear icon, choose captions and then Spanish. Pay close attention to the words you didn't hear the first time.  If you wrote down a complete transcript in step 1, correct your transcript and highlight your mistakes. Listen again to difficult sentences.

3) The third time, watch the video with bilingual subtitles. Click on the gear icon, choose captions and then English (or your language). Check if you understood the meaning correctly. Write down any new words.

4) The fourth time, watch the video again without subtitles. Rewatch many times until you can hear every single word and understand the meaning instantly without any mental translations. Repeat during several days if needed.

You can find more detailed instructions in this video about the Transcription Technique:
https://youtu.be/MVGl2wgcasU

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WHY THESE VIDEOS ARE THE BEST FOR LEARNING SPANISH

* This video is part of a new series of short animations in the Spanish Input YouTube channel.

* The scripts of these animations are written using a list of the top 1,000 words in spoken Spanish. This helps you focus on the most useful words, words you'll hear all the time.

* In today's video, the only words outside the top 1,000 are: Caras, cuello, dolores, estómago, médicos, pastillas and playa.

* EVERY SINGLE word in this dialogue is among the top 5,000 words in spoken Spanish. This means every single word in the dialogue is worth learning, and you won't be wasting your time with rare words.

You can download a list of the 5,000 most common words in spoken Spanish here:
https://www.spanishinput.com/words

FUN FACTS

* "Dolores" is an actual Spanish female name. It means "pains". Common shortened forms of "Dolores" are "Lola", "Loli" and "Lolita". Yes, "Lolita" means "Pains".

* "Cuello" is an actual Spanish surname. It means "Neck". So in some corner of the world there must be a Señora Dolores married to a man with the surname Cuello. In other words, there must be a "Mrs. Pains In The Neck."

Disclosure of AI use:

* All the voice acting is my own. Part of it was altered with AI.

* The hospital image at the beginning was created using Adobe Firefly.