to listen to the pronunciation.| I have a fever. Netsu ga ari masu.  Kanji translation: netsu: fever  |
| I think I have a cold. Kaze wo hiita you desu.  kaze: a cold |
| I have a headache. Atama ga itai.  atama: head Kanji translation: itai: ache  |
| I have no appetite. Shokuyoku ga ari masen.  Kanji translation: shokuyoku: appetite  |
| I feel like vomiting. Haki sou desu.  Kanji translation: haku: vomit  |
| I don't feel well. Kibun ga warui desu.  warui: not well, bad Kanji translation: kibun: feeling  |
| I have a stomachache. Onaka ga itai desu.  onaka: stomach itai: ache |
| I have a runny nose. Hanamizu ga demasu.  Kanji translation: hanamizu: runny nose  |
| I have a cough. Seki ga demasu.  seki: cough |
| I have a pain here. Koko ga itai desu.  koko: here itai: pain |
| I have diarrhea. Geri wo shite imasu.  Kanji translation: geri: diarrhea  |
| There is something wrong with my body. Karada no guai ga warui no desuga.  warui: wrong Kanji translation: karada: body  guai: condition  |
| I have my period. Seiri desu.  Kanji translation: seiri: menstruation  |
| I have hayfever. Watasi wa kafun-shou desu.  Kanji translation: kafun-shou: hayfever (a medical condition, like a bad cold, that is caused by pollens of specific seasonal plants in people who are allergic to these substances)  |
| Please call a doctor. Isha wo yonde kudasai.  Kanji translation: isha: doctor  |
