🏥 Health · Scenario 29 of 50
Feeling Sick at Home — Daily Sentences
50 daily use English sentences for when you’re feeling sick — telling parents, resting at home, getting better, and going back to school. With Hindi meanings!
📝 50 Sentences
🇮🇳 Hindi Meanings
💬 Dialogue
🎮 Quiz
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💡 Why Learn Feeling Sick at Home Sentences?
Every child gets sick sometimes! When your child can describe “I feel dizzy and my body is aching” in English at home, they learn to communicate about health clearly — a skill that lasts forever.
Sick days are actually perfect for gentle English practice. Your child is home, relaxed, and talking to family. Use these sentences naturally: “Can I have some warm water?” or “I’m feeling a little better now.”
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🤒I’m Not Feeling Well (Sentences 1-10)
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“Mummy, I’m not feeling well today.”
मम्मी, आज मेरी तबीयत ठीक नहीं है। (Mummy, aaj meri tabiyat theek nahi hai.)
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“I think I have a fever.”
मुझे लगता है मुझे बुखार है। (Mujhe lagta hai mujhe bukhar hai.)
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“Can you check my temperature?”
क्या आप मेरा तापमान चेक कर सकती हैं? (Kya aap mera taapmaan check kar sakti hain?)
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“I feel very cold and I’m shivering.”
मुझे बहुत ठंड लग रही है और काँप रहा/रही हूँ। (Mujhe bahut thand lag rahi hai aur kaanp raha/rahi hoon.)
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“My body is aching all over.”
मेरा पूरा शरीर दुख रहा है। (Mera poora shareer dukh raha hai.)
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“I don’t want to go to school today.”
मैं आज स्कूल नहीं जाना चाहता/चाहती। (Main aaj school nahi jaana chahta/chahti.)
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“I woke up with a headache this morning.”
आज सुबह उठते ही सिर में दर्द था। (Aaj subah uthte hi sir mein dard tha.)
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“I think I caught a cold.”
मुझे लगता है मुझे सर्दी लग गई। (Mujhe lagta hai mujhe sardi lag gayi.)
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“I feel very weak and tired.”
मुझे बहुत कमज़ोरी और थकान लग रही है। (Mujhe bahut kamzori aur thakaan lag rahi hai.)
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“Can I stay in bed today?”
क्या मैं आज बिस्तर पर रह सकता/सकती हूँ? (Kya main aaj bistar par reh sakta/sakti hoon?)
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😷Telling About Symptoms (Sentences 11-20)
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“My stomach is hurting badly.”
मेरे पेट में बहुत दर्द हो रहा है। (Mere pet mein bahut dard ho raha hai.)
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“I feel like I’m going to vomit.”
मुझे उल्टी आने जैसा लग रहा है। (Mujhe ulti aane jaisa lag raha hai.)
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“I have a runny nose and sore throat.”
मेरी नाक बह रही है और गला दुख रहा है। (Meri naak bah rahi hai aur gala dukh raha hai.)
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“My ears are blocked and I can’t hear properly.”
मेरे कान बंद हैं और ठीक से सुनाई नहीं दे रहा। (Mere kaan band hain aur theek se sunaai nahi de raha.)
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“I keep coughing and can’t stop.”
खाँसी रुक ही नहीं रही। (Khaansi ruk hi nahi rahi.)
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“I have loose motions since morning.”
सुबह से मुझे लूज़ मोशन हो रहे हैं। (Subah se mujhe loose motion ho rahe hain.)
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“My eyes are red and watery.”
मेरी आँखें लाल हैं और पानी आ रहा है। (Meri aankhein laal hain aur paani aa raha hai.)
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“I’m feeling dizzy when I stand up.”
खड़े होने पर चक्कर आ रहे हैं। (Khade hone par chakkar aa rahe hain.)
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“I have a rash on my arms.”
मेरे हाथों पर दाने निकल आए हैं। (Mere haathon par daane nikal aaye hain.)
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“I don’t feel hungry at all today.”
आज मुझे बिल्कुल भूख नहीं लग रही। (Aaj mujhe bilkul bhookh nahi lag rahi.)
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🛌Resting at Home (Sentences 21-30)
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“Let me rest for some time.”
थोड़ी देर आराम कर लेता/लेती हूँ। (Thodi der aaraam kar leta/leti hoon.)
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“Can you bring me a blanket? I’m feeling cold.”
क्या आप कंबल ला सकती हैं? ठंड लग रही है। (Kya aap kambal la sakti hain? Thand lag rahi hai.)
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“I want to lie down, my head is spinning.”
मैं लेटना चाहता/चाहती हूँ, सिर घूम रहा है। (Main letna chahta/chahti hoon, sir ghoom raha hai.)
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“Please close the curtains, the light hurts my eyes.”
पर्दे बंद कर दो, रोशनी से आँखों में दर्द हो रहा है। (Parde band kar do, roshni se aankhon mein dard ho raha hai.)
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“Can you switch off the TV? The noise is too much.”
TV बंद कर दो, बहुत शोर हो रहा है। (TV band kar do, bahut shor ho raha hai.)
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“I’ll take my medicine and try to sleep.”
दवा लेकर सोने की कोशिश करता/करती हूँ। (Dawa lekar sone ki koshish karta/karti hoon.)
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“Mummy, please sit with me for a while.”
मम्मी, थोड़ी देर मेरे पास बैठो ना। (Mummy, thodi der mere paas baitho na.)
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“Can I watch cartoons while resting?”
क्या आराम करते हुए कार्टून देख सकता/सकती हूँ? (Kya aaraam karte hue cartoon dekh sakta/sakti hoon?)
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“I don’t feel like doing anything today.”
आज कुछ भी करने का मन नहीं है। (Aaj kuch bhi karne ka man nahi hai.)
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“How long will I be sick?”
मैं कितने दिन बीमार रहूँगा/रहूँगी? (Main kitne din beemar rahoonga/rahoongi?)
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🍲Food & Drinks When Sick (Sentences 31-40)
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“Can I have some warm water with honey?”
क्या मुझे शहद वाला गुनगुना पानी मिल सकता है? (Kya mujhe shahad wala gunguna paani mil sakta hai?)
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“I want to drink some ginger tea.”
मुझे अदरक वाली चाय पीनी है। (Mujhe adrak wali chai peeni hai.)
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“Mummy made khichdi for me, it’s very light.”
मम्मी ने मेरे लिए खिचड़ी बनाई, बहुत हल्की है। (Mummy ne mere liye khichdi banayi, bahut halki hai.)
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“I don’t want to eat anything, I feel nauseous.”
मैं कुछ खाना नहीं चाहता/चाहती, जी मिचला रहा है। (Main kuch khana nahi chahta/chahti, ji michla raha hai.)
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“Can I have some ORS? I’m feeling dehydrated.”
क्या मुझे ORS मिल सकता है? डिहाइड्रेशन लग रहा है। (Kya mujhe ORS mil sakta hai? Dehydration lag raha hai.)
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“Just give me some plain toast and dal.”
बस थोड़ा सादा टोस्ट और दाल दे दो। (Bas thoda saada toast aur dal de do.)
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“I want some hot soup, it will make me feel better.”
मुझे गरम सूप चाहिए, अच्छा लगेगा। (Mujhe garam soup chahiye, achha lagega.)
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“Can I have a banana? The doctor said fruits are good.”
क्या केला खा सकता/सकती हूँ? डॉक्टर ने कहा फल अच्छे हैं। (Kya kela kha sakta/sakti hoon? Doctor ne kaha phal achhe hain.)
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“I need to drink lots of water today.”
आज मुझे बहुत पानी पीना है। (Aaj mujhe bahut paani peena hai.)
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“This turmeric milk is helping my sore throat.”
यह हल्दी वाला दूध मेरे गले को आराम दे रहा है। (Yeh haldi wala doodh mere gale ko aaraam de raha hai.)
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💪Getting Better (Sentences 41-50)
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“I’m feeling a little better now!”
मुझे अब थोड़ा बेहतर लग रहा है! (Mujhe ab thoda behtar lag raha hai!)
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“The fever has come down, I think.”
लगता है बुखार उतर गया है। (Lagta hai bukhar utar gaya hai.)
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“I was able to eat some food today.”
आज मैं थोड़ा खाना खा पाया/पाई। (Aaj main thoda khana kha paya/payi.)
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“I slept for a long time and feel refreshed.”
बहुत देर सोया/सोई और तरोताज़ा लग रहा है। (Bahut der soya/soyi aur tarotaaza lag raha hai.)
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“Can I go outside and play for a while?”
क्या मैं बाहर जाकर थोड़ी देर खेल सकता/सकती हूँ? (Kya main bahar jakar thodi der khel sakta/sakti hoon?)
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“The medicine is working, the cough is less now.”
दवा काम कर रही है, खाँसी कम हो गई। (Dawa kaam kar rahi hai, khaansi kam ho gayi.)
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“I think I can go to school tomorrow.”
मुझे लगता है कल स्कूल जा सकता/सकती हूँ। (Mujhe lagta hai kal school ja sakta/sakti hoon.)
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“Thank you for taking care of me, Mummy!”
मेरा ख़्याल रखने के लिए शुक्रिया, मम्मी! (Mera khyaal rakhne ke liye shukriya, Mummy!)
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“I missed my friends at school today.”
आज मुझे स्कूल में अपने दोस्तों की याद आई। (Aaj mujhe school mein apne doston ki yaad aayi.)
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“I’ll never forget to wash my hands again!”
अब मैं कभी हाथ धोना नहीं भूलूँगा/भूलूँगी! (Ab main kabhi haath dhona nahi bhooloonga/bhooloongi!)
❌ Common Mistakes Indians Make
❌ "I am feeling vomit."
✅ "I feel like vomiting." / "I feel nauseous."
"Vomit" is a verb/noun. Use "feel like vomiting" or "feel nauseous" (sick feeling).
❌ "My body is paining."
✅ "My body is aching." / "My whole body hurts."
"Paining" is Indian English. Standard English uses "aching" or "hurting".
❌ "I caught cold."
✅ "I caught a cold."
Always use "a" with "cold" (illness): "I have a cold", "I caught a cold".
❌ "I am not feeling good."
✅ "I’m not feeling well."
For health, use "well" not "good": "I’m not feeling well" / "I don’t feel well".
❌ "My nose is running." (technically correct but odd)
✅ "I have a runny nose."
"Runny nose" is the common phrase. "My nose is running" sounds funny to kids!
🔊 Pronunciation Guide
nauseous
NAW-shus
(नॉ-शस) — feeling like vomiting
diarrhoea
dy-uh-REE-uh
(डाइ-अ-रीआ) — loose motions
ache
AYK
(एक) — rhymes with ‘cake’
cough
KOFF
(कॉफ़) — ‘ough’ = ‘off’
sneeze
SNEEZ
(स्नीज़) — छींक
thermometer
thur-MOM-ih-tur
(थर-मॉम-इ-टर)
📖 Word of the Day
nauseous
adjective | नॉ-शस | जी मिचलाना
Feeling like you might vomit — that uncomfortable sick feeling in your stomach.
"I feel nauseous after the car ride."
"The smell of paint makes me nauseous."
"If you feel nauseous, lie down and take deep breaths."
💬 Full Dialogue — Aarav Feels Sick at Home
Aarav wakes up feeling unwell. Mummy takes care of him.
Aarav:Mummy, I don’t feel well. My head hurts. (मम्मी, मेरी तबीयत ठीक नहीं है। सिर दर्द हो रहा है।)
Mummy:Let me check your temperature. Open your mouth. (तापमान चेक करती हूँ। मुँह खोलो।)
Aarav:I also feel cold and shivery. (मुझे ठंड और कँपकँपी भी लग रही है।)
Mummy:You have a fever — 101 degrees! Stay in bed. (बुखार है — 101 डिग्री! बिस्तर पर रहो।)
Aarav:Can I go to school today? (क्या आज स्कूल जा सकता हूँ?)
Mummy:No, you need to rest. I’ll call your teacher. (नहीं, तुम्हें आराम चाहिए। मैं टीचर को फ़ोन करती हूँ।)
Aarav:My throat is sore and I can’t stop sneezing. (गला दुख रहा है और छींक रुक नहीं रही।)
Mummy:I’ll make you ginger tea with honey. It’ll help. (तुम्हारे लिए अदरक वाली शहद की चाय बनाती हूँ।)
Aarav:I feel like vomiting too. My stomach hurts. (उल्टी जैसा भी लग रहा है। पेट में दर्द है।)
Mummy:Don’t worry. Drink water slowly and eat light food. (चिंता मत करो। धीरे-धीरे पानी पियो और हल्का खाना खाओ।)
Aarav:Will I be okay by tomorrow? (क्या कल तक ठीक हो जाऊँगा?)
Mummy:Take your medicine and rest well. You’ll be fine! (दवाई लो और अच्छे से आराम करो। ठीक हो जाओगे!)
🎭 Conversation Practice — Role-Play These!
Telling Mummy You’re Sick
Child wakes up feeling unwell and tells parent.
Child: "Mummy, I don’t feel well today."
Parent: "What happened? Where does it hurt?"
Child: "My stomach hurts and I feel nauseous."
Parent: "Did you eat something bad yesterday?"
Child: "I ate ice cream at night. Maybe that’s why."
Parent: "Lie down, I’ll get some medicine for you."
Parent: "What happened? Where does it hurt?"
Child: "My stomach hurts and I feel nauseous."
Parent: "Did you eat something bad yesterday?"
Child: "I ate ice cream at night. Maybe that’s why."
Parent: "Lie down, I’ll get some medicine for you."
Calling the Doctor
Parent calls the doctor on phone about child’s illness.
Parent: "Hello Doctor, my son has had a fever since morning."
Doctor: "What’s his temperature?"
Parent: "101 degrees. He also has a runny nose and cough."
Doctor: "Give him paracetamol and lots of fluids."
Parent: "Should I bring him to the clinic?"
Doctor: "If the fever doesn’t go down by tomorrow, bring him in."
Doctor: "What’s his temperature?"
Parent: "101 degrees. He also has a runny nose and cough."
Doctor: "Give him paracetamol and lots of fluids."
Parent: "Should I bring him to the clinic?"
Doctor: "If the fever doesn’t go down by tomorrow, bring him in."
Taking Care of a Friend
Your friend is not feeling well at school.
You: "Are you okay? You look pale."
Friend: "I have a bad headache and I feel dizzy."
You: "Let me take you to the school nurse."
Friend: "Can you carry my bag for me?"
You: "Of course! Do you want some water?"
Friend: "Yes please. Thank you for helping me."
Friend: "I have a bad headache and I feel dizzy."
You: "Let me take you to the school nurse."
Friend: "Can you carry my bag for me?"
You: "Of course! Do you want some water?"
Friend: "Yes please. Thank you for helping me."
✏️ Practice — Fill in the Blanks
1. "I’m not feeling ___." (अच्छा/ठीक)
2. "I have a runny ___." (नाक)
3. "My whole body ___." (दर्द करना)
4. "I caught a ___." (सर्दी)
5. "I feel like ___." (उल्टी)
6. "Take ___ and rest." (दवाई)
7. "Cover yourself with a ___." (कंबल)
8. "Drink lots of ___ when you have fever." (तरल पदार्थ)
🎮 Quiz — Test Your Feeling Sick at Home Sentences!
Question 1 of 8
"I’m not feeling well" means:
Question 2 of 8
"My body is paining" — correct version?
Question 3 of 8
"Nauseous" means:
Question 4 of 8
"I caught a ___" — fill in:
Question 5 of 8
When you have fever, you should:
Question 6 of 8
The ‘ough’ in ‘cough’ sounds like:
Question 7 of 8
"Diarrhoea" means:
Question 8 of 8
What should you check with a thermometer?
🧠 Parent Tips — Practice These Sentences
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Practice Before Going
Read 5-10 sentences at home before your next outing. When your child already knows the phrases, they’ll use them naturally!
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Role-Play the Dialogues
Act out the dialogue and role-play scenarios together! Take turns being each character. Kids love role-play!
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One Sentence a Day
Pick one sentence each morning. Use it 3 times during the day. By month-end, that’s 30 new sentences mastered!
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Take the Quiz Together
Do the quiz and fill-in-the-blanks as a family activity. Celebrate correct answers and learn from mistakes!
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What are ‘feeling sick’ sentences in English?
▼Feeling sick sentences are everyday English phrases used when you’re unwell — like ‘I have a fever’, ‘My stomach hurts’, ‘I’m feeling better now.’ They help Indian kids express how they feel to parents and doctors.
How to tell parents you’re sick in English?
▼Say ‘Mummy, I’m not feeling well today’ or ‘I think I have a fever’ or ‘My throat is sore.’ Be specific about what hurts — head, stomach, throat, ears.
How many sentences are on this page?
▼This page has 50 sentences in 5 groups: Not Feeling Well, Describing Symptoms, Resting at Home, Food & Drinks, and Getting Better.
Can I download these sentences as PDF?
▼Yes! Click the Download PDF button for all 50 sentences with Hindi meanings in printable A4 format.
What age is this for?
▼These sentences are perfect for kids aged 5-12. Use them naturally when your child is sick — gentle English practice during rest time!