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52 Spanish Pregnancy and Childbirth Phrases (Audio)
Spanish for pregnancy, prenatal visits, labor, hospital arrival and breastfeeding. 52 clear phrases with English translation and audio.
Table of Contents
Prenatal Checkup
- 01
Tengo cita prenatal.
I have a prenatal appointment.
- 02
¿De cuántas semanas estoy?
How many weeks pregnant am I?
- 03
Traje mi cartilla.
I brought my booklet.
- 04
¿La presión está bien?
Is the blood pressure okay?
- 05
¿El bebé crece bien?
Is the baby growing well?
- 06
Siento movimientos del bebé.
I feel the baby's movements.
- 07
Quiero revisar medicación.
I want to review medication.
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Symptoms
- 08
Tengo náuseas.
I feel nauseous.
- 09
Me mareo al levantarme.
I get dizzy when standing up.
- 10
Me duele la espalda.
My back hurts.
- 11
Tengo hinchazón en pies.
I have swelling in my feet.
- 12
Tengo acidez.
I have heartburn.
- 13
Me cuesta dormir.
It is hard for me to sleep.
- 14
Sangré un poco.
I bled a little.
Tests
- 15
¿Necesito análisis de sangre?
Do I need a blood test?
- 16
¿Necesito análisis de orina?
Do I need a urine test?
- 17
¿Cuándo es la ecografía?
When is the ultrasound?
- 18
¿Harán prueba de glucosa?
Will they do a glucose test?
- 19
¿Debo venir en ayunas?
Should I come fasting?
- 20
¿Dónde recojo resultados?
Where do I pick up results?
- 21
¿Todo salió normal?
Did everything come out normal?
Birth Plan
- 22
Quiero hablar del parto.
I want to talk about the birth.
- 23
Prefiero estar acompañada.
I prefer to be accompanied.
- 24
¿Puedo usar epidural?
Can I have an epidural?
- 25
Tengo miedo del dolor.
I am afraid of the pain.
- 26
¿Dónde ingreso al llegar?
Where do I check in on arrival?
- 27
¿Cuándo debo ir al hospital?
When should I go to the hospital?
- 28
¿Puedo ver la sala?
Can I see the room?
Hospital and Labor
- 29
Tengo contracciones regulares.
I have regular contractions.
- 30
Se rompió la bolsa.
My water broke.
- 31
Las contracciones son fuertes.
The contractions are strong.
- 32
Necesito avisar a mi pareja.
I need to notify my partner.
- 33
¿Puedo beber agua?
Can I drink water?
- 34
¿Hay comadrona disponible?
Is a midwife available?
- 35
No entiendo este monitor.
I do not understand this monitor.
Pregnancy and Labor Basics
- 36
Estoy embarazada.
I am pregnant.
- 37
Estoy de ocho meses.
I am eight months pregnant.
- 38
¿Cuál es la fecha probable de parto?
What is the due date?
- 39
Creo que estoy de parto.
I think I am in labor.
- 40
¿Cuánto dura el trabajo de parto?
How long does labor last?
- 41
¿Cuánto he dilatado?
How dilated am I?
- 42
Tengo ganas de empujar.
I feel the urge to push.
- 43
¿Me van a hacer una cesárea?
Am I going to have a C-section?
- 44
Quiero un parto natural.
I want a natural birth.
- 45
Di a luz a una niña.
I gave birth to a girl.
After Birth
- 46
Quiero hacer piel con piel.
I want skin-to-skin contact.
- 47
Necesito ayuda con lactancia.
I need help with breastfeeding.
- 48
El bebé no se agarra.
The baby does not latch.
- 49
Me duele al amamantar.
It hurts when breastfeeding.
- 50
¿Cuándo nos dan el alta?
When will we be discharged?
- 51
¿Necesito revisión posparto?
Do I need a postpartum checkup?
- 52
Gracias por cuidarnos.
Thank you for caring for us.
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