Spanish Video Lesson – Car Accidents
Car Accidents
Because Spanish is such a widely spoken language and continues to grow, it becomes more likely that you might find yourself in a situation like a car accident with a native Spanish speaker. This vocabulary could also be helpful to you if you choose to drive in a Spanish-speaking country. Please practice the vocabulary on our Facebook page.
Here is the vocabulary from the video:
| Are you okay? | ¿Estás bien? |
| What happened? | ¿Qué pasó? |
| Do we need to call the doctor? | ¿Necesitamos llamar al médico? |
| How can I help you? | ¿Cómo puedo ayudarte? |
| My knee hurts. | Me duele la rodilla. |
| My head hurts. | Me duele la cabeza. |
| My neck hurts. | Me duele el cuello. |
| My back hurts. | Me duele la espalda. |
| Do you have insurance? | ¿Tienes seguro? |
| Whose fault is it? | ¿Quién tiene la culpa? |
| It’s my fault. | Tengo la culpa. |
| It’s his fault. | El tiene la culpa. |
| It’s her fault. | Ella tiene la culpa. |
You never know, this lesson might help you save someone else’s life or even save your own. Remember to practice and have a little fun.
Future Facebook Fiesta Friday Topics:
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September 2, 2011 – Personal Hygiene
September 9, 2011 – ???
Tags: car accident
Cool article. I really learned something from this lesson.