How to Say ‘Do I need any medicine?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Necesito alguna medicina?
neh-theh-SEE-toh ahl-GOO-nah meh-dee-SEE-nah
[neh-theh-SEE-toh ahl-GOO-nah meh-dee-SEE-nah]
🇪🇸 In Spain: Spaniards usually say medicamento or algo for medicine and get it at a farmacia "pharmacy". Pharmacists there will often advise on minor stomach problems without a prescription.
Phrase Breakdown
Necesito
[neh-theh-SEE-toh]
I need
First person singular of 'necesitar' (to need).
Necesito un taxi.
I need a taxi.
alguna
[ahl-GOO-nah]
any
Feminine form of 'alguno', used in questions to mean 'any'.
¿Tienen alguna mesa libre?
Do you have any free table?
medicina
[meh-dee-SEE-nah]
medicine
Feminine noun for medication.
Tome la medicina con comida.
Take the medicine with food.
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