I feel ill. - Me siento mal.

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Mrs. Robinson: Who's that man?

Jean: Which man?

Mrs. Robinson: The one in the dark suit.

Jean: That's my husband, Henry.

Mrs. Robinson: No, not Henry. Who's that with him? Who is he talking to?

Jean: He's talking to Francis Matthews. Francis lives in the next flat.

Mrs. Robinson: What does he do? What's his job?

Jean: He's an actor. On television.

Mrs. Robinson: Oh! An actor! I like actors. Is he a good actor?

Francis: She's talking about me.

Henry: Who?

Francis: That woman in the funny hat.

Henry: Oh! Mrs. Robinson. Yes. She likes you, I think.

Francis: Yes. I'm afraid she does.

Mrs. Robinson: Is he married?

Jean: No, he isn't. Do you want to meet him?

Mrs. Robinson: Yes.

Henry: What's the matter?

Francis: They are coming this way.

Henry: Who?

Francis: Your wife and that woman.

Jean: Francis, this is Mrs. Robinson.

Francis: How do you do, Mrs. Robinson?

Mrs. Robinson: How do you do?

Francis: Do you like the party, Mrs. Robinson?

Mrs. Robinson: Oh, yes, it's a very good party. Now, Francis, tell me about your work. You're an actor, I believe.

Jean: What's the matter? Is Francis ill?

Henry: I don't know, but he doesn't look well.

Jean: Perhaps he's got a headache. Wait a moment. Francis, you don't look well. You look ill.

Francis: I feel ill.

Jean: What's the matter?

Mrs. Robinson: Ah. You've got a headache.

Francis: I think so. Yes, I've got a headache.

Henry: You need a doctor.

Mrs. Robinson: But there isn't a doctor here.

Henry: Oh, yes, there is. Sheila over there is one. Come with me Francis. I'll be back in a minute.

Jean: Now, let's look for your husband.

Mrs. Robinson: He's wearing a blue suit. A very old blue suit. He always wears it at parties.

Jean: Ah, there he is. He's got a bottle in his hand.

Mrs. Robinson: Who's that with him?

Sheila: Are you ill?

Francis: I think so. But I don't know. I didn't feel very well in there.

Sheila: You don't look very ill. Perhaps you need some food. Are you hungry?

Francis: No, I'm not hungry.

Sheila: Are you thirsty? Do you want to drink?

Francis: No, not now. Thank you.

Jean: Are you hungry, Mr. Robinson? Would you like some food?

Mr. Robinson: Yes, please.

Mrs. Robinson: No, my husband doesn't eat at parties. He's too fat. Aren't you, James?

Mr. Robinson: I'm fatter than you, dear.

Henry: Would you like a drink? Another drink?

Mr. Robinson: Yes, please. I'm very thirsty.

Mrs. Robinson: Where's Francis Matthews?

Jean: He's with the doctor. She's giving him some medicine.

Sheila: Take this medicine. You'll feel better.

Francis: Ugh!

Sheila: You'll feel fine tomorrow. Shall we go back to the party?

Francis: Yes, let's go back. I feel better now. I feel better.

Jean: I feel awful.

Henry: I feel awful too. Why do we have parties?

Jean: I don’t know?

Henry: Come in.

Francis: Good morning!

Jean: Hello Francis. How are you this morning?

Francis: Oh, I’m fine. I feel better. I took some of this. Would you like some?

Jean: No thank you.

Henry: Go away.

Francis: Oh. Sorry. Good bye.

Vocabulario:

She's talking about me. - Me está hablando.  

afraid (adjetivo) - temerse / tener miedo. Este adjetivo tiene dos significados diferentes.

• I'm afraid she does. - Me temo que sí.  (temerse)
• I’m afraid not. - Me temo que no.   (temerse)

• Berlioz is cold and afraid. - Berlioz tiene frío y miedo.  (tener miedo)
• They are afraid of losing the match. - Tienen miedo de perder el partido.   (tener miedo)

What's the matter? - ¿Qué pasa?

look - Aquí look no significa mirar, pero tener buena cara en relación con la salud.

• Francis, you don't look well. - Francis, no tienes buena cara.
• You look ill. - Tienes mal aspecto.
• I don't know, but he doesn't look well. - No lo sé, pero no tiene buena cara.

feel ill - sentirse mal.

• I feel ill. - Me siento mal.
• You'll feel fine tomorrow.  - Te sentirás bien mañana.
• I feel awful. - Me siento muy mal.
• Take this medicine. You'll feel better. - Tome este medicamento. Te sentirás mejor.
• I feel better. - Me siento mejor.

look for (Phrasal verb) - buscar

• Now, let's look for your husband. - Ahora, vamos a buscar a tu marido.

wear - llevar puesta

• He's wearing a blue suit.  - Lleva puesta un traje azul.

Mrs. Robinson: Who's that man? Jean: Which man? Mrs. Robinson: The one in the dark suit. Jean: That's my husband, Henry. Mrs. Robinson: No, not Henry. Who's that with him? Who is he talking to? Jean: He's talking to Francis Matthews. Francis lives in the next flat. Mrs. Robinson: What does he do? What's his job? Jean: He's an actor. On television. Mrs. Robinson: Oh! An actor! I like actors. Is he a good actor? Francis: She's talking about me. Henry: Who? Francis: That woman in the funny hat. Henry: Oh! Mrs. Robinson. Yes. She likes you, I think. Francis: Yes. I'm afraid she does.	Mrs. Robinson: ¿Quién es ese hombre? Jean: ¿Qué hombre? Mrs. Robinson: El del traje oscuro. Jean: Es mi marido, Henry. Mrs. Robinson: No, no Henry. ¿Quién es con él? ¿Con quién está hablando? Jean: Está hablando con Francis Matthews. Francis vive en el piso al lado. Mrs. Robinson: ¿A qué te dedicas? ¿Qué es su trabajo? Jean: Es un actor. En la televisión. Mrs. Robinson: ¡Oh! Un actor! Me gustan los actores. ¿Es un buen actor? Francis: Está hablando de mí. Henry: ¿Quién? Francis: Esa mujer en el sombrero gracioso. Henry: ¡Oh! Mrs. Robinson. Sí. Creo que le gustas. Francis: Si. Me temo que sí.
Mrs. Robinson: Is he married? Jean: No, he isn't. Do you want to meet him? Mrs. Robinson: Yes. Henry: What's the matter? Francis: They are coming this way. Henry: Who? Francis: Your wife and that woman. Jean: Francis, this is Mrs. Robinson. Francis: How do you do, Mrs. Robinson? Mrs. Robinson: How do you do? Francis: Do you like the party, Mrs. Robinson? Mrs. Robinson: Oh, yes, it's a very good party. Now, Francis, tell me about your work. You're an actor, I believe. Jean: What's the matter? Is Francis ill? Henry: I don't know, but he doesn't look well. Jean: Perhaps he's got a headache. Wait a moment. Francis, you don't look well. You look ill. Francis: I feel ill. Jean: What's the matter? Mrs. Robinson: Ah. You've got a headache. Francis: I think so. Yes, I've got a headache. Henry: You need a doctor. Mrs. Robinson: But there isn't a doctor here. Henry: Oh, yes there is. Sheila over there is one. Come with me Francis. I'll be back in a minute. Jean: Now, let's look for your husband. Mrs. Robinson: He's wearing a blue suit. A very old blue suit. He always wears it at parties. Jean: Ah, there he is. He's got a bottle in his hand. Mrs. Robinson: Who's that with him?	Mrs. Robinson: ¿Está casado? Jean: No. ¿Quieres conocerle? Mrs. Robinson: Si. Henry: ¿Qué pasa? Francis: Vienen por acá. Henry: ¿Quién? Francis: Tu mujer y esa mujer. Jean: Francis, esta es la señora Robinson. Francis: ¿Cómo está usted, señora Robinson? Mrs. Robinson: ¿Cómo está? Francis: ¿Le gusta la fiesta, la señora Robinson? Mrs. Robinson: Oh, sí, es una buena fiesta. Bien, Francis, háblame de su trabajo. Usted es un actor, no. Jean: ¿Qué le pasa? Está enfermo Francis? Henry: No lo sé, pero no tiene buena cara. Jean: Tal vez tiene un dolor de cabeza. Espere un momento. Francis, no tienes buena cara. Te veo mal. Francis: Me siento mal. Jean: ¿Qué le pasa? Mrs. Robinson: Ah. Usted tiene un dolor de cabeza. Francis: Yo creo que sí. Sí, tengo un dolor de cabeza. Henry: Necesitas un médico. Mrs. Robinson: ¿Pero no hay médico aquí. Henry: Oh, sí hay. Sheila allí es médico. Ven conmigo Francis. Vuelvo en un minuto. Jean: Ahora, vamos a buscar a su marido. Mrs. Robinson: Lleva un traje azul. Un muy viejo traje azul. Él siempre lo lleva en las fiestas. Jean: Ah, ahí está. Él tiene una botella en la mano. Mrs. Robinson: ¿Quién está con él?
Sheila: Are you ill? Francis: I think so. But I don't know. I didn't feel very well in there. Sheila: You don't look very ill. Perhaps you need some food. Are you hungry? Francis: No, I'm not hungry. Sheila: Are you thirsty? Do you want to drink? Francis: No, not now. Thank you. Jean: Are you hungry, Mr. Robinson? Would you like some food? Mr. Robinson: Yes, please. Mrs. Robinson: No, my husband doesn't eat at parties. He's too fat. Aren't you, James? Mr. Robinson: I'm fatter than you, dear. Henry: Would you like a drink? Another drink? Mr. Robinson: Yes, please. I'm very thirsty. Mrs. Robinson: Where's Francis Matthews? Jean: He's with the doctor. She's giving him some medicine.	Sheila: ¿Te encuentras mal? Francis: Creo que sí. Pero no lo sé. No me sentía muy bien allí. Sheila: No te ves muy enfermo. Tal vez usted necesita un poco de comida. ¿Tienes hambre? Francis: No, no tengo hambre. Sheila: ¿Tiene sed? ¿Quiere beber agua? Francis: No, ahora no. Gracias. Jean: ¿Tienes hambre, el Sr. Robinson? ¿Quiere un poco de comida? El Sr. Robinson: Sí, por favor. Mrs. Robinson: No, mi marido no comer en las fiestas. Es demasiado grasa. No es así, James? El Sr. Robinson: Estoy más gordo que tú, querida. Henry: ¿Quieres otro? ¿Otra copa? El Sr. Robinson: Sí, por favor. Tengo mucha sed. Mrs. Robinson: ¿Dónde está Francis Matthews? Jean: Está con el médico. Ella le está dando algo de medicina.
Sheila: Take this medicine. You'll feel better. Francis: Ugh! Sheila: You'll feel fine tomorrow. Shall we go back to the party? Francis: Yes, let's go back. I feel better now. I feel better.	Sheila: Tome este medicamento. Te sentirás mejor. Francis: Ugh! Sheila: Te sentirás bien mañana. Vamos a volver a la fiesta? Francis: Sí, vamos a volver. Ahora me siento mejor. Me siento mejor.
Jean: I feel awful. Henry: I feel awful too. Why do we have parties? Jean: I don’t know? Henry: Come in. Francis: Good morning! Jean: Hello Francis. How are you this morning? Francis: Oh, I’m fine. I feel better. I took some of this. Would you like some? Jean: No thank you. Henry: Go away. Francis: Oh. Sorry. Good bye.	Jean: Me siento muy mal. Henry: Me siento muy mal también. ¿Por qué tenemos fiestas? Jean: No lo sé? Henry: Entre. Francis: ¡Buenos días! Jean: Hola Francis. ¿Cómo estás esta mañana? Francis: Oh, estoy bien. Me siento mejor. Tomé un poco de esto. ¿Quieres un poco? Jean: No gracias. Henry: Vete. Francis: Oh. Lo siento. Adiós.

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