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医者いしゃisya
doctor
FromLesson 6inHardcore Japanese

Usages of isya

私わたし　は　病院びょういん　で　医者いしゃ　に　会あいます。watasi ha byouin de isya ni aimasu.
I meet a doctor at the hospital.
その　医者いしゃ　は　英語えいご　と　日本語にほんご　の　二ふたつ　の　言語げんご　を　話はなします。sono isya ha eigo to nihongo no hutatu no gengo wo hanasimasu.
That doctor speaks two languages, English and Japanese.
昨日きのう　医者いしゃ　に　質問しつもん　を　しました　が、　答こたえ　を　まだ　もらって　いません。kinou isya ni situmon wo simasita ga, kotae wo mada moratte imasen.
Yesterday I asked the doctor a question, but I have not received an answer yet.
医者いしゃ　は　彼女かのじょ　に、　退院たいいんして　から　も　無理むり　を　しない　よう　に　言いいました。isya ha kanozyo ni, taiinsite kara mo muri wo sinai you ni iimasita.
The doctor told her not to overdo it even after being discharged from the hospital.
医者いしゃ　に　は、　風邪かぜ　の　予防よぼう　の　ため　に、　手洗てあらい　と　深呼吸しんこきゅう　を　こまめ　に　する　よう　に　言いわれました。isya ni ha, kaze no yobou no tame ni, tearai to sinkokyuu wo komame ni suru you ni iwaremasita.
The doctor told me to wash my hands and take deep breaths frequently to prevent colds.
医者いしゃ　に　症状しょうじょう　を　説明せつめいする　前まえ　に、　メモ　を　書かいて　おきました。isya ni syouzyou wo setumeisuru mae ni, memo wo kaite okimasita.
Before explaining my symptoms to the doctor, I wrote a memo in advance.
医者いしゃ　は　熱ねつっぽい　なら、　今日きょう　は　早はやめ　に　寝ねて　ください　と　言いいました。isya ha netuppoi nara, kyou ha hayame ni nete kudasai to iimasita.
The doctor said, “If you feel feverish, please go to bed early today.”
医者いしゃ　が　書かいた　処方箋しょほうせん　を　持もって、　薬剤師やくざいし　の　ところ　へ　行いきました。isya ga kaita syohousen wo motte, yakuzaisi no tokoro he ikimasita.
I took the prescription written by the doctor and went to the pharmacist.
医者いしゃ　に　診みて　もらう　前まえ　に、　症状しょうじょう　を　メモ　に　書かきました。isya ni mite morau mae ni, syouzyou wo memo ni kakimasita.
Before having the doctor examine me, I wrote my symptoms in a memo.
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