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Bij de apotheek

At the Pharmacy

Voice:
Melanie Melanie Standard
Peter

Peter

Middle-aged Dutch male with a warm, reliable tone

Standard accent
Roos

Roos

Fresh young, warm cheerful voice

Standard accent
Walter

Walter

Warm professional voice

Flemish accent
Melanie

Melanie

Open controlled voice

Standard accent

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ā€œDo you have plasters, please?ā€
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It stings a little.
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The pharmacist looks at his finger and nods.
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Luca goes the pharmacy inside.
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Then she disinfects the wound.
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He walks to a quiet pharmacy.
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Luca nods and speaks politely.
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a helpful pharmacist smiles.
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ā€œI have pain in my finger,ā€ he says.
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There is a small cut.
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Then she sticks the plaster carefully on.
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Luca looks at his finger.
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He takes a deep breath.
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Luca is very grateful for the help from the pharmacist.
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She chooses the right size for the wound.
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