Real, everyday American English — The Pharmacy, the Refill and the Drugstore. You hear 40 phrases Americans actually use, each spoken clearly with a natural-speed repeat, the stressed syllable marked, and a short note on when to use it. Then take the matching quiz on word stress. Phrases in this episode (CAPITALS = the beat): Is there a pharmacy around here? [iz thair uh FAHR-muh-see uh-ROWND HEER?] The pharmacy's in the back. [thuh FAHR-muh-seez in thuh BAK.] Which aisle is that in? [wich YL iz THAT in?] It's in aisle seven, on the left. [its in YL SEH-vun, awn thuh LEFT.] Do you guys carry that? [doo yuh GYZ KA-ree THAT?] We're out of it right now. [weer OW-duh it RYT NOW.] Can you check if another store has it? [kun yuh CHEK if uh-NUH-thur STOHR haz it?] I'm dropping off a prescription. [eyem DRAH-ping AWF uh pruh-SKRIP-shun.] My doctor sent it over. [my DAHK-tur SENT it OH-vur.] It should already be in the system. [it shuud awl-REH-dee bee in thuh SIS-tum.] Is this your current address? [iz this yur KUR-unt uh-DRES?] Do you want to wait for it? [duh yuh WAH-nuh WAYT fur it?] I'll come back later. [eyel kum BAK LAY-dur.] It'll be ready in twenty minutes. [IH-dul bee REH-dee in TWEN-dee MIH-nits.] We'll text you when it's ready. [weel TEKST yuh wen its REH-dee.] I'm here to pick up a prescription. [eyem HEER tuh PIK UP uh pruh-SKRIP-shun.] How do you spell the first name? [HOW duh yuh SPEL thuh FURST NAYM?] Can I pick it up at the drive-thru? [kun eye PIK it UP at thuh DRYV-throo?] Do you need my ID? [duh yuh NEED my eye-DEE?] Do you have any questions for the pharmacist? [duh yuh HAV EH-nee KWES-chunz fur thuh FAHR-muh-sist?] No, I'm all set. [NOH, eyem AWL SET.] That'll be fifteen dollars. [THA-dul bee FIF-teen DAH-lurz.] Is that with insurance? [iz THAT with in-SHUUR-unts?] I need to refill my prescription. [eye NEED tuh REE-fil my pruh-SKRIP-shun.] Can I get a refill on this? [kun eye get uh REE-fil awn THIS?] …and more in the episode