那你都是带她去哪家医院看的病
“Then which hospital did you take her to?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
只能看颜色给她吃药
“I can only give her the pills by their color.”
那你都是 带她去 哪家医院 看的病
“Then which hospital did you take her to?”
哪个医生给她开的药
“Which doctor prescribed the medicine for her?”
“Are you sure you took her to a real hospital, or did you just guess the medication yourself?”
In Chinese family settings, clarifying hospital tier and doctor credentials is vital, as improper home medication (like dosing by pill color) raises immediate alarm over potential medical neglect.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to see a doctor; to receive medical treatment
A core medical expression used either for a patient visiting a doctor or a doctor examining a patient.
take her to
Common everyday structure used when escorting someone (like a child or elderly relative) to a specific venue.