Llamada al 112: ubicación y síntoma clave
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"112, ¿qué ocurre?" — this is the operator’s first question. Answer in 1–2 sentences. For example: "Mi padre se ha caído. Está consciente, pero con mucho dolor" ("My father has fallen. He is conscious, but in a lot of pain").
Ask for direct help: "Necesito una ambulancia, por favor" ("I need an ambulance, please"). A short, clear sentence (without extra words).
Exact location: "¿Dónde se encuentra?" Say: "Calle Mayor 45, 3ºA, Madrid". Format: street + number + floor + door/apartment.
Key details: name and phone number. For example: "Me llamo Ana García. 654 321 987".
Typical closing: "De acuerdo. Ya he enviado una ambulancia. Llegará en 10 minutos" ("All right. I’ve already sent an ambulance. It will arrive in 10 minutes"). Stay calm and follow the instructions.
112 in Spain and the EU is free from any phone and has multilingual operators. Don’t hesitate to call.
A2 tips: use "usted" with the operator. Useful verbs: caerse (to fall), respirar (to breathe), sangrar (to bleed). In Spanish addresses, "3ºA" means 3rd floor, door/apartment A.
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