Hi, this is Yuyujin.
Do you have hay fever?
It is getting warm recently in Tokyo.
So some persons already feel pollen spreads.
I don’t have heavy hay fever.
But I recently sneeze often.
Today I would like to introduce some phrases to describe illness in Japanese.
Let’s get started.
When you feel sick during a trip, you can purchase some drugs at a drug store.
Here are some useful expressions to describe your illness.
Atama Ga Itai Desu
(あたまがいたいです。)
I have a headache.
It is easy to describe having a pain in somewhere.
“A Ga Itai Desu(Aがいたいです。)” is a basic form.
Here A is a part you have a pain.
Nodo Ga Itai Desu
(のどがいたいです。)
I have a sore throat.
Kata Ga Itai Desu
(かたがいたいです。)
I have a sore shoulder.s
I Ga Itai Desu
（いがいたいです。)
I have a stomachache.
Ha Ga Itai Desu
(はがいたいです。)
I have a toothache.
When you have some symptom of illness,
you can describe “A Ga Arimasu(Aがあります。)”
Here A is a symptom of illness.
Netu Ga Arimasu
(ねつがあります。)
I have a fever.
Hakike Ga Arimasu
(はきけがあります。)
I feel like throwing up.
Memai Ga Arimasu
(めまいがあります。)
I have dizziness.
Tsukare Ga Arimasu
(つかれがあります。)
I feel tired.
Hanazumari Ga Arimasu
(はなずまりがあります。)
I have a stuffy nose.
Here are other important expressions.
Karada Ga Darui Desu
(からだがだるいです。)
I feel sluggish.
Hanamizu Ga Demasu
(はなみずがでます。)
I have a running nose.
Seki Ga Demasu
(せきがでます。)
I have a cough.
Kushami Ga Demasu
(くしゃみがでます。)
I sneeze.
Shokuyoku Ga Arimasen
(しょくよくがありません。)
I don’t have any appetite.
Hutsukayoi Desu
(ふつかよいです。)
I got a hangover.
OK, that’s it.
Thank you so much.
Have a good trip!
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