The document lists different body parts in German and provides the masculine, feminine, and neuter forms. It then gives examples of common illnesses or pains associated with each body part. Some body parts listed with masculine nouns include der Kopf (head), der Mund (mouth), der Bauch (stomach), der Fuß (foot), and der Finger (finger). Examples are given using the phrase "Ich habe [body part]schmerzen" or "[body part] tut weh" to say things like "I have a headache" or "My stomach hurts."

1. Krankheiten
ILLNESSES

2. Some body parts which have a masculine noun.
Der ...
▪ Kopf - head
▪ Mund - mouth
▪ Bauch - stomach
▪ Fuß- foot
▪ Finger - finger
▪ Hals - neck, throat
▪ Rücken - back
▪ Arm - arm
▪ Zahn - tooth

3. Body parts which have a feminine noun.
Die ...
▪ Nase - nose
▪ Lippe - lip
▪ Hand - hand

4. Body part which have a neuter noun.
Das ...
▪ Ohr - ear
▪ Bein - leg
▪ Knie - knee
▪ Gesicht - face
▪ Auge - eye

5. Ich habe
Kopfschmerzen.
Mein Kopf tut weh.
I've got a headache.
My head hurts.

6. Ich habe
Bauchschmerzen.
Mein Bauch tut
weh.
I have a stomachache.
My stomach hurts.

7. Ich habe
Halsschmerzen.
Mein Hals tut weh.
I have a sore throat.
My throat hurts.

8. Ich habe
Rückenschmerzen.
Mein Rücken tut
weh.
I have a backache. My back hurts.

9. Ich habe
Zahnschmerzen.
Mein Zahn tut
weh.
I have a toothache. My tooth hurts.

10. Ich habe
Ohrenschmerzen.
Mein Ohr tut weh.
I have an earache. My ear hurts.

11. Mein Arm tut weh.
Meine Arme tun
weh.
My arm hurts.
My arms hurt.

12. Mein Knie tut weh.
Meine Knie tun
weh.
My knee hurts.
My knees hurt.

13. Mein Auge tut
weh.
Meine Augen tun
weh.
My eye hurts.
My eyes hurt.

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