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How to say: "I have a cold" in Swiss German?

It is winter time and many of my students are either sick or struggle with different viruses. In today's Swiss German lesson you will learn how to say "to get a cold". Also if you ever need to go to a doctor in Switzerland and want to try to speak Swiss German with your doctor, you will find the tutorial very useful. Here is a similar lesson I made:    • Going to the doctor in Switzerland. Swiss ...   Below is the script sich verchälte - to get a cold ich verchälte mich I get a cold du verhältisch dich you get a cold er verchältet sich he gets a cold si verchältet sich she gets a cold mir verchälted üs we get a cold ir verchälted öich you all get a cold si verchälted sich they get a cold e Schnudernase a runny nose nüüsse to sneeze d Grippe the flue weh tue to hurt s Fieber the temperature ---- Oje, hesch di verchältet? Oj, did you get a cold? Jo. Ich ha geschter am Morge d Chappe vergässe. Yes. I forgot my hat yesterday morning. Jetz ha-n-i e Schnudernase und mues schtändig nüüsse. Now I have a runny nose and I have to constantly sneeze. ---- Tue di hüt warm aazieh. Dress yourself up warmly, Es isch zwar nid so chalt dusse, aber es het e schtarchi Biise: It’s not so cold outsight though, but it has a strong north wind called Bise: Ideals Wätter also zum sich Verchälte. Ideal weather therefore to get a cold. ---- Bisch verchältet? Do you have a cold? Nei, ich glaube ich ha-n-e Grippe. No, I think I have a flue. Mir tüd alli Chnoche weh und ich ha chalt. All my bones are aching and I’m cold. Hesch scho s Fieber gmässe? Did you already measure the temperature? Nei, ich ha kei Ziit zum Chranksii. No. I haven’t got time to be sick. #learnswissgerman #schweizerdeutsch #swissgermantutor #swissgermanfornurses