toothache

"No teeth, beaks." Miss Mapp remembered her disappearance round the dentist's corner half an hour ago, and her own firm inference on the problem.

"Toothache, darling," she said.

"So sorry." "Wisdom," said Godiva.

"Out at one o'clock, gas, ready for bridge this afternoon.

And the first thing you need to know is how to tell them where it hurts.

The most common phrase is Ich habe Zahnschmerzen.

Ich habe Zahnschmerzen.

Let me try that.

Ich habe Zahnschmerzen.

Perfect.

That means I have toothache.

Notice the compound word.

Topping has gone to the dentist, Monsieur.

He has the toothache

Toothache? Poor devil.

Hmm, I'm expecting my brother, but I don't know that I can see him

No, Monsieur?

Good.

It means I have toothache.

Repiat slowly.

Ich habe Zahnschmerzen.

Cancer is gone.

Toothache is gone.

Pain of the heart.

It's all gone.

Right.

If I have a toothache, I need to say it clearly.

Exactly.

Let us start with the most important phrase.

Ich habe Zahnschmerzen.

Good.

It means I have toothache or I have teeth pain.

It feels a bit long.

Fuck, I immediately fucked it.

That new, like, South Wales and Bristol's, like, Southwest bands that are, like, on the heavier end, which isn't to say there weren't extremely heavy bands in Bristol, but, like, them, Toothache.

There are a couple of other, like, beat-down adjacent bands, which I think is really sick.

And again, like, more diversity in the scene is really cool.

X-ray .

Toothache is pain localized in one tooth, often prompting a dental appointment.

Toothache.

Zahnweh.

Pain level 1 to 10 is a scale the dentist asks you to rate how strong your discomfort feels.

Here are some of my favourites.

Toothache.

Dogs sitting for his parents.

And a headache.

Stomachache.

Toothache.

These three you will use most in your life.

Say it with me.