Pathway · A1
Healthcare

Greeting patients, body and symptom basics, room items, simple handover facts and appointment courtesy at A1. Language practice only — no clinical instruction.
Themes: Greeting patients · Body & symptoms · Room & items · Handover facts · Appointments
Grammar focus
haben and tut weh
To describe a problem, German uses haben (Ich habe Schmerzen) or tut weh (Der Arm tut weh).
Native-speaker review required
Lesson 1 · 5 min
Guten Tag, ich bin Ihre Pflegekraft
A calm, polite introduction on the ward.
- · Introduce yourself to a patient
- · Ask how someone is
- · Use Sie politely
Lesson 2 · 6 min
Wo tut es weh?
Basic body words and simple symptom language.
- · Name basic body parts
- · Ask where it hurts
- · Understand a simple answer about pain
Lesson 3 · 5 min
Im Zimmer
Items in a patient room and simple requests.
- · Name items in a patient room
- · Offer help politely
- · Ask a yes/no question
Lesson 4 · 6 min
Kurze Übergabe
Simple, factual handover sentences.
- · Give two simple handover facts
- · Say a room number and a time
- · Confirm that you understood
Lesson 5 · 5 min
Der Termin
Appointments and reassurance.
- · Give an appointment time
- · Reassure someone with a short sentence
- · Say goodbye politely

