我不舒服。
wǒ bù shūfu 。
I'm not comfortable.
"Don't worry about me," the voice on the phone hoarsely whispered after its wave of violent coughing
finally subsided. "I'll be down in an hour so we can keep working on that report."
Join us in our Absolute Beginner lesson for today as we learn a polite way of telling others to keep
themselves and their infections out of your working space. There is a lot of simple but useful mandarin
in this podcast. In addition to introducing a number of common adjectives you can use to express your
fatigue and frustration, we also give you a simple sentence pattern you can use whenever you're feeling
under the weather yourself.
wǒ bù shūfu 。
I'm not comfortable.
zěnme le ?
What's wrong?
wǒ yǒu diǎnr lādùzi 。
I've got a bit of diarrhea.
nǐ kuài huíjiā ba 。
Go home, quickly.
wǒ
I
pronounnǐ
you
pronounyǒu
to have
verbdiǎnr a
bit
nounlādùzi
to have diarrheaverb 怎么了 zěnme le what's wrong
phrasehuíjiā
to go home
verblèi
tired
adjectiveshūfu
comfortable
adjectivemáng
busy
adjectivelěng
cold
adjective