Phrase · 🩺 At the doctor: symptoms and treatment
Doctora, ¿es algo grave o se me va a pasar solo?
Doctor, is it something serious or will it go away on its own?
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Why every word is where it is
Doctora1nounDoctordoctor · fem. · sing.,¿esverbis itser · present · 3rd sing.algopronounsomethingsing.graveadjectiveserioussing.oconjunctionorse2object pronoun(itself)3rd · direct objectme2object pronoun(for) meyo · 1st sing. · indirect objectva2verbis goingir · present · 3rd sing.a2prepositiontopasar2verbto go awayinfinitivesolo3adjectiveby itselfmasc. · sing.?
- va → me: iobj
- va → pasar: obj
- algo → grave: agree
Why it's built this way
The notes match the numbers above.
- 1Doctora: doctors are addressed by title, with no article or name needed.
- 2se me va a pasar = it will go away (pain, a cold): pasársele algo a alguien. Accidental se and the middle voice →
- 3solo = on its own; it agrees with what hurts (sola for la tos).
Variations
- Doctora, ¿es algo grave o se me va a quitar solo?