Sickness and Illness vocabulary in British and American English

Watch this English lesson to learn vocabulary for health and sickness.
We'll also show you how some words we use to talk about illness are different in British and American English.

You'll learn vocabulary for:
- cold and flu symptoms like fever, sore throat and blocked or runny nose
- germs and bugs
- symptoms like feeling nauseous, having diarrhea and having constipation
- different kinds of aches in English
- different ways to say vomit in English
- the different meanings of sick and ill in British and American English

And on top of all this great stuff, you'll also see a funny parody ad for cold medication. Enjoy!

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