Sick
I feel really unwell today, I might have gotten sick.
Say you feel sick, where it hurts, and describe a headache, fever, or cough
Learn the Cantonese for Sick, To hurt, sore, Headache, To have a fever, To cough. This lesson gives you each word with a clear example and romanization, plus audio so you can hear exactly how it sounds.
You already know the parts of the body. Now let's learn how to say you feel unwell: that you are sick, that something hurts, and how to describe a headache, a fever, or a cough.
Sick
I feel really unwell today, I might have gotten sick.
To hurt, sore
My hand hurts a lot.
Headache
I was in meetings all day yesterday and ended up with a bad headache.
To have a fever
She has a fever, so she did not go to school today.
To cough
At night I cough so much that I cannot sleep.
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This lesson covers Sick, To hurt, sore, Headache, To have a fever, To cough.
Both Jyutping and Yale, and you can switch between them. The romanization sits above every word, so you always know the pronunciation.
No. Romanization sits above every character and audio plays each word, so you can start speaking from your first lesson.