You might find these English phrases helpful when talking about your health.
Describing symptoms
| What's the matter? |
| I'm not feeling well |
| I'm not feeling very well |
| I feel ill |
| I feel sick |
| I've cut myself |
| I've got a headache |
| I've got a splitting headache |
| I'm not well |
| I've got flu |
| I'm going to be sick |
| I've been sick |
| I've got a pain in my … |
| neck |
| My … are hurting |
| feet |
| knees |
| My back hurts |
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Museums and galleries |
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Other useful phrases
| Have you got any …? |
| painkillers |
| paracetamol |
| aspirin |
| plasters |
| How are you feeling? |
| Are you feeling alright? |
| Are you feeling any better? |
| I hope you feel better soon |
| Get well soon! |
| I need to see a doctor |
| I think you should go and see a doctor |
| Do you know a good …? |
| doctor |
| dentist |
| Do you know where there's an all-night chemists? |
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Museums and galleries |
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Sound is available for all the English phrases on this page — simply click on any phrase to hear it.
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