Learn 15 must-know pharmacy words in simple, clear English! In this beginner-friendly A1–A2 episode of the Magic 4 English podcast, you will listen to a short story, learn the vocabulary, practice with shadowing, and hear a real-life pharmacy conversation.This lesson is perfect for: ✔ Beginners (A1–A2) ✔ Everyday English ✔ Travel English ✔ Studying abroad ✔ Speaking practice ✔ Shadowing practiceIf you’ve ever gone to a pharmacy, needed medicine, or talked to a doctor, these words will help you feel more confident and safe. Let’s learn English in a simple, fun, and real way!⭐ 15 Pharmacy Words (with easy meanings)Prescription – a piece of paper or note from a doctor to get medicinePharmacist – the person who gives you medicine at the pharmacyPainkiller – medicine that stops painAntibiotics – strong medicine that fights infectionCough syrup – liquid medicine for a coughTablets – small hard medicine you swallowCapsules – medicine in a soft cover you swallowCream / Ointment – soft medicine you put on your skinDrops – liquid medicine for eyes, ears, or noseAllergy – when your body reacts badly to somethingDosage – how much medicine you must takeSide effects – bad or strange feelings from medicineReceipt – a piece of paper that shows what you paidRefill – getting more of the same medicine againOver-the-counter (OTC) – medicine you can buy without a doctor’s note🎧 What you will learn in this episode:✔ A simple story about visiting a pharmacy ✔ 15 everyday medicine and health words ✔ Real-life examples ✔ Slow English shadowing practice ✔ A natural conversation using all the vocabularywatch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Magic4English

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