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a phrase used to request someone to immediately call for an emergency medical service to transport a patient who is suffering from a serious illness or injury to the hospital for medical treatment.

a casual response used to acknowledge and accept someone's gratitude or thanks, indicating that the action was not a burden.

means feeling the need or desire to eat food, often due to an empty or unsatisfied feeling in the stomach.

is a statement that indicates that the person making the statement is not currently in a romantic relationship or is not committed to a particular person.

means feeling unhappy, sorrowful or emotionally distressed, often due to a specific event, situation, or personal circumstance.

a question used to inquire about someone's age.

a question typically used to ask about events, activities, or plans happening on the current evening.

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How do you say “Please call an ambulance.” in British?

“Please call an ambulance.”

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