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October 23, 2018

Japanese Vocabulary Lesson: How to Say I’m Sick in Japanese

Feeling under the weather? Great! Uh, I mean, sorry you feel bad, but I have the perfect Japanese vocabulary lesson for you today. Here are five phrases you can use right now.

Japanese Vocabulary

Sick Japanese Vocabulary

のどがいたいです。
nodo ga itai desu.
I have a sore throat.
せきがでます。
seki ga demasu.
I have a cough.
頭がいたいです。
atama ga itai desu.
I have a headache. (lit. My head hurts.)
体がだるいです。
karada ga darui desu.
I feel under the weather.(lit. My body is languid.)
熱があります。
netsu ga arimasu.
I have a fever.

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