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What is the English translation of 'J'ai mal au cœur'?
Which of the following symptoms indicates a fever?
If someone says 'J'ai un peu mal', what do they mean?
What does 'J'ai le nez qui coule' mean?
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Which phrase indicates someone is feeling hot?
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What does 'J'ai la migraine' translate to in English?
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'J'ai des frissons' means 'I have a fever'.
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What symptom would you report if feeling nauseous?
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If someone says 'J'ai un bleu', they are indicating they have a ______.
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Match the following French symptoms with their English translations:
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What does 'J'ai très mal' mean?
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'J'ai la tête qui tourne' translates to 'I feel hot'.
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What does 'J'ai la grippe' mean in English?
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'J'ai un rhume' translates to 'I have a cold.'
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What symptom does 'J'ai un ongle incarné' refer to?
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'J'ai la diarrhée' means 'I have ______.'
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Match the following French phrases with their English meanings:
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Which of the following symptoms indicates that someone feels dizzy?
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'J'ai envie de vomir' means 'I feel like throwing up.'
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Study Notes
Common Health Symptoms in French and English
- Flu: "J'ai la grippe" translates directly to "I have the flu".
- Cold: "J'ai un rhume" in French means "I have a cold".
- Hot and Cold: In French, "J'ai chaud" means "I am hot", and "J'ai froid" means "I am cold".
- Nausea: The French phrase "J'ai la nausée" means "I am nauseous".
- Diarrhea: French speakers use "J'ai la diarrhée" to express "I have diarrhea".
- Stomach Ache: "J'ai mal au cœur" translates to "I feel sick".
- Feeling Sick / Vomiting: "J'ai envie de vomir" means "I feel like throwing up".
- Dizziness: "J'ai la tête qui tourne" translates to "I feel dizzy".
- Migraine: "J'ai la migraine" is the French phrase for "I have a migraine".
- Allergy: In French, "J'ai une allergie" means "I have an allergy".
- Fever: "J'ai de la fièvre" means "I have a fever", and "J'ai de la fièvre depuis hier" means "I have had a fever since yesterday".
- Chills: "J'ai des frissons" means "I have chills" or "I have shivers".
- Bruise: "J'ai un bleu" means to have a bruise.
- Cramp: "J'ai une crampe" means "I have a cramp".
- Itch: "J'ai des démangeaisons./ Ça me gratte" are both expressions for "I am itchy".
- Cavity: "J'ai une carie / des caries" means "I have a cavity / cavities" in French.
- Runny Nose: "J'ai le nez qui coule" is the French phrase for "I have a runny nose".
- Pain: The French phrase "J'ai très mal" means "I hurt a lot", while "J'ai un peu mal" means "I hurt a bit" and "J'ai mal partout" means "I hurt everywhere".
- Ingrown Toenail: "J'ai un ongle incarné" is used to describe "having an ingrown toenail".
Common Symptoms in French and English
- Influenza: "J'ai la grippe" translates to "I have the flu".
- Common Cold: "J'ai un rhume" means "I have a cold".
- Temperature: "J'ai chaud" signifies "I am/feel hot", while "J'ai froid" means "I am/feel cold".
- Nausea: "J'ai la nausée" indicates "I am nauseous".
- Diarrhea: "J'ai la diarrhée" translates to "I have diarrhea".
- Stomach Ache: "J'ai mal au cœur" means "I feel sick".
- Vomiting: "J'ai envie de vomir" translates to "I feel sick/I feel like throwing up".
- Dizziness: "J'ai la tête qui tourne" means "I feel dizzy".
- Migraine: "J'ai la migraine" signifies "I have a migraine".
- Allergy: "J'ai une allergie" means "I have an allergy".
- Fever: "J'ai de la fièvre" translates to "I have a fever".
- Fever Duration: "J'ai de la fièvre depuis hier" means "I have had a fever since yesterday".
- Chills: "J'ai des frissons" translates to "I have chills/shivers".
- Bruise: "J'ai un bleu" means "I have a bruise".
- Cramp: "J'ai une crampe" signifies "I have a cramp".
- Itchiness: "J'ai des démangeaisons/ Ça me gratte" means "I am itchy".
- Cavities: "J'ai une carie/ des caries" translates to "I have a cavity/cavities".
- Runny Nose: "J'ai le nez qui coule" means "I have a runny nose".
- Pain Levels: "J'ai très mal" expresses "I hurt a lot", while "J'ai un peu mal" means "I hurt a bit".
- Generalized Pain: "J'ai mal partout" means "I hurt everywhere".
- Ingrown Toenail: "J'ai un ongle incarné" means "I have an ingrown toenail".
Common Symptoms in French and English
- Flu is "J'ai la grippe" in French.
- Cold is "J'ai un rhume" in French.
- Nausea is "J'ai la nausée" in French.
- Diarrhea is "J'ai la diarrhée" in French.
- Feeling sick can be expressed as "J'ai mal au cœur" or "J'ai envie de vomir" in French.
- Dizziness is "J'ai la tête qui tourne" in French.
- Migraine is "J'ai la migraine" in French.
- Allergy is "J'ai une allergie" in French.
- Fever is "J'ai de la fièvre" in French.
- Chills are "J'ai des frissons" in French.
- Bruise is "J'ai un bleu" in French.
- Cramp is "J'ai une crampe" in French.
- Itchiness is expressed as "J'ai des démangeaisons" or "Ça me gratte" in French.
- Cavity is expressed as "J'ai une carie / des caries" in French.
- Runny nose is "J'ai le nez qui coule" in French.
- Pain can be expressed with different levels of intensity in French: "J'ai très mal" (strong pain), "J'ai un peu mal" (mild pain), "J'ai mal partout" (pain everywhere).
- Ingrown toenail is "J'ai un ongle incarné" in French.
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This quiz helps you learn common health symptoms in both English and French. Each symptom is presented with its translation to enhance your vocabulary and understanding of medical terminology in a bilingual context. Perfect for language learners and those interested in health-related phrases.
