Verb doler - to hurt

Spanish 101 Doler

Step 1 Overview	We use doler to talk about pain. Doler is irregular. It uses indirect object pronouns. Me duele el pecho. My chest hurts. A mí me duele la garganta. My throat hurts. ¿Qué te duele? What is hurting you? Te duelen mucho las muelas. The molars hurt you a lot. A Ben le duelen los pies. Ben's feet hurt. A nosotros nos duelen los pies. Our feet hurt. Le duele. It hurts. Me duelen la cabeza y la espalda. My head hurts and my back hurts. Vocabulary Flashcards Vocabulary Quiz Spelling Quiz Sentence Flashcards Image-Sentence Match Word Order Quiz Multiple Choice Quiz Click to start or stop audio Dra. Lemus: ¿Qué tal, Sr. Gómez? ¿Cómo se siente hoy? How are you, Mr. Gómez? How do you feel today? Sr. Gómez: Me siento terrible. Me duele todo el cuerpo. I feel awful. My whole body aches. Dra. Lemus: ¿Qué le duele exactamente? Exactly what aches? Sr. Gómez: Me duele la cabeza, la cintura, las piernas y hasta los brazos. My head, waist, legs and even my arms ache. Dra. Lemus: Me parece que empieza un buen resfriado. I seems like you are starting a good cold. Sr. Gómez: ¡Pero no tengo moqueadera! But I don't have a runny nose! Dra. Lemus: Espere a mañana y ya verá. Wait until tomorrow and you'll see.
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