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Title: Spanish For Absolute Beginners - Learn Body Parts In Spanish
Caption: Hello! Welcome to your favorite channel to learn Spanish.
In this video we are going to learn about parts of the body in Spanish and also
how to express some common discomforts that you may experience.
But first, please don't forget to subscribe so you can continue learning Spanish.
Don't forget to activate the subtitles if you need them.
Let's start!
This is the human body.
We'll start with the head.
The head is the upper part of the body.
This kid is a little big-headed.
That is, he has a big head.
He has black hair on his head.
These are the eyebrows.
We all have two eyebrows.
Eyebrows make us very expressive.
Below the eyebrows we have the eyes.
The boy's eyes are blue.
He has clear eyes.
This is his mouth.
As you can see, he has very thin lips.
And he is smiling.
He has very white teeth.
You should brush your teeth very often.
What supports the head is the neck.
He has a short neck.
Or rather, he has no neck.
Poor.
These are his arms.
He has very thick arms.
He must go to the gym every day.
But he has to do more sit-ups because he has no abs.
He has big hands.
But his fingers are short.
Also his fingers are chubby.
This is the torso.
On the torso are the pectorals.
And the abdomen.
We also call it stomach.
And more colloquially it is called belly.
These are your nipples.
It has two nipples.
He has two legs.
His legs are long.
This is his knee.
The knee allows us to flex our legs.
The knee helps us run and walk.
The boy has shoulders.
He has strong shoulders.
He has two dolls.
Dolls.
And no, not these dolls.
These wrists allow us to rotate our hand.
These are his calves.
He needs to exercise his calves.
What connects the legs and feet are the ankles.
The ankles give mobility to the feet.
These are your feet.
On his feet he has toes.
Unlike English, in Spanish they do not have a specific name.
We differentiate them as fingers of the hand and fingers of the foot.
To express pain in some part of the body we say
the body part hurts.
For example, my tooth hurts.
Or my wrist hurts.
Or you can also say
I have pain in the body part.
I have pain in my foot, for example.
You can also say
I have body part pain.
For example, I have foot pain.
Then can you tell me what he has?
His stomach hurts.
Or he has a stomachache.
Or belly.
One more.
Tell me what he has.
He has a head ache.
Or he has a headache.
Did you guess?
And that was it.
I hope you liked the video and learned body vocabulary.
Don't forget to subscribe and like the video
so you can continue learning Spanish interactively.
See you next.
Bye bye.