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How to say sick, ill
in Thai
ป่วย
bpùai
sick, ill
bpùai low
A bit more serious or official than ไม่สบาย: ลาป่วย = sick leave, คนป่วย = a patient.
- Part of speech
- adj
- Remember it
- POOEY, I'm sick.
In a sentence
- เขาป่วย ไม่ได้มาทำงานkǎo bpùai mâi dâai maa tam-ngaanHe's ill, he didn't come to work.
From the same situation: Health and pharmacy
- ปวดto ache
- เจ็บto hurt (sharp pain)
- หัวhead
- ปวดหัวto have a headache
- ท้องstomach, belly
- ปวดท้องto have a stomach ache
- ท้องเสียto have diarrhoea
- ไข้fever
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