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Working in asia I often come accross language barriers..
One of the funniest I heard recently was when one of my colleagues was explaining to the patient they had a pressure ulcer.. but the patient heard it as "pleasure ulcer"..
I wonder what the aetiology for a pleasure Ulcer is?
How about when the Asian cardiologist (with his accent) was asking his American patient if he had a heart mur mur --------it sounded to the patient like "du yoo hava a hot mama?"
Lost in translation..
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