我不舒服
How to say I’m sick in Chinese
Name: ________________ Date: ________
Key words
| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 早上 | zǎoshang | morning |
| 七 | qī | seven |
| 点 | diǎn | to point out; to bring up |
| 上 | shàng | up; above; on |
| 说 | shuō | to speak; to say |
| 妈妈 | māma | mom; mother |
| 今天 | jīntiān | today |
| 去 | qù | to go |
| 医院 | yīyuàn | hospital |
| 医生 | yīshēng | doctor |
| 问 | wèn | to ask |
| 生病 | shēngbìng | to fall ill; to be sick |
English (for the teacher)
Seven o’clock on Monday morning, Taotao says from his bed, “Mum, I don’t feel well, so I can’t do the exam today.”
Mum takes him to the hospital.
The doctor asks, “Where do you feel unwell?”
“My head hurts.”
“And your tummy?”
“That hurts too.”
“Your hands?”
“They hurt too!”
The doctor smiles and says, “You really are sick. No school today.”
Taotao is very happy.
“No TV either, and no playing on your phone.”
Taotao stops smiling.
“No meat for dinner, no rice, just a little water. Bed at eight.”
Taotao is not happy now.
“Doctor, I’m better! My head and my tummy don’t hurt any more!”
The doctor smiles again: “Really? Then off to school you go.”
At school, his classmates say, “No exam today, the teacher’s sick!”
Taotao thinks: is the teacher really sick?