addome
abdomen
Ho un dolore all'addome.
I have abdominal pain.
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abdomen
Ho un dolore all'addome.
I have abdominal pain.
hip
Hai un dolore all'anca?
Do you have hip pain?
forearm
Hai avambracci molto muscolosi?
Do you have very muscular forearms?
neck
Dov'รจ il collo della bottiglia?
Where is the neck of the bottle?
crown
Hai visto le corone d'oro nel museo?
Have you seen the golden crowns in the museum?
coast
Quanto costa il biglietto del treno?
How much is the train ticket?
heart
Hai un cuore grande?
Do you have a big heart?
liver
Hai mangiato il fegato?
Did you eat the liver?
pit
Dove si trova la fossa nel giardino?
Where is the pit in the garden?
leg
Hai mai rotto una gamba?
Have you ever broken a leg?
twin
Hai un gemello?
Do you have a twin?
junction
Dov'รจ la giunzione tra le due strade?
Where is the junction between the two roads?
throat
Ho mal di gola.
I have a sore throat.
cheek
Hai due guance rosse.
You have two red cheeks.
intestine
gut
Hai problemi all'intestino?
Do you have bowel problems?
spleen
Hai mai assaggiato le milze fritte?
Have you ever tasted fried spleens?
ear
Hai un orecchio tappato?
Do you have a blocked ear?
bone
Hai l'osso rotto?
Do you have a broken bone?
foot
Hai male a un piede?
Do you have a sore foot?
fin
Hai visto le pinne del pesce?
Did you see the fish's fins?
breath
Hai un respiro profondo?
Are you taking a deep breath?
wrinkle
Hai visto le rughe sul viso di tua nonna?
Have you seen the wrinkles on your grandmother's face?
stomach
Ti fa male lo stomaco?
Does your stomach hurt?
blister
bladder
Hai una vescica sul piede?
Do you have a blister on your foot?
cheekbone
Hai mai avuto un dolore al zigomo?
Have you ever had pain in your cheekbone?
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