How to express when you are sick.

아플 때 쓰는 표현
How to express when you are sick.
体調が悪い時に使う表現

아파요.
I'm sick.
痛いです。
 
어깨가 아파요.
My shoulder hurt.
肩が痛いです。
 
머리가 아파요
My head hurts.
頭が痛いです。
 
두통이 있어요.
I have headache.
頭痛がします。
 
감기 걸렸어요.
I have a cold.
風邪を引いています。
 
(감기 때문에) 목소리가 잠겼어요.
I lost my voice.
（風邪を引いているので）声が出ません。
 
컨디션이 안 좋아요.
I don't feel well.
体調がよくありません。
 
열이 나요.
I have a fever.
熱があります
 
온 몸이 쑤셔요.
My whole body aches.
全身が痛いです。
 
콧물이 나요.
I have a runny nose.
鼻水が出ます。
 
코가 막혔어요.
I have a stuffy nose.
鼻がつまっています。
 
기침이 나요.
I have a cough.
咳が出ます。
 
목이 아파요.
I have a sore throat.
喉が痛いです。
 
독감 걸렸어요.
I have the flu.
インフルエンザにかかっています。
 
다쳤어요.
I got hurt.
怪我をしました。
 
농구하다 다쳤어요.
I got hurt playing basketball.
バスケをして怪我をしました。
 
어깨를 다쳤어요.
I hurt my shoulder.
肩を怪我しました。
 
손가락을 베었어요.
I cut my finger
指を切りました。
 
코피가 나요.
I have a bloody nose.
鼻血が出ています。
 
 

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