"아파요" (a-pa-yo)
Meaning: I’m sick. / It hurts.
Introduction
When you're feeling unwell or in pain, "아파요" is a simple and polite way to express that you're sick or hurting in Korean. This phrase is versatile and can be used in various situations, whether you're talking to a friend or explaining your condition to a healthcare provider.
More Expressions in Korean
몸이 안 좋아요 (mom-i an jo-a-yo)
I'm not feeling well.여기가 아파요 (yeo-gi-ga a-pa-yo)
It hurts here. (Used to point out a specific area of pain.)머리가 아파요 (meo-ri-ga a-pa-yo)
I have a headache.배가 아파요 (bae-ga a-pa-yo)
I have a stomachache.열이 있어요 (yeol-i iss-eo-yo)
I have a fever.
Knowing these phrases will help you describe your symptoms and seek help when you're not feeling well. They are useful for everyday conversations and especially important in medical situations.