Examples of using "Kipeä" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I am sick.
- I'm sick!
I have a backache.
- Is Tom ill?
- Is Tom sick?
Do you have a headache?
- At first, I thought they were sick.
- At first, I thought I was sick.
- At first, I thought he was sick.
- At first, I thought she was sick.
She must be sick.
Tom has a sore back.
- I've heard you've been sick.
- I heard you were sick.
Which tooth hurts?
- I have a headache.
- My head aches.
- My head hurts.
- I've got a headache.
Are you sick?
I have a bad pain in my lower back.
Health is better than wealth.
- I had a bad stomach-ache.
- I had a terrible stomachache.
- Tom has a sore throat.
- Tom's got a sore throat.
He had a headache.
- My back hurts.
- My back aches.
There is an urgent need for more doctors.
Tom had a headache.
Does your head hurt?
My throat hurts.
I have a slight headache today.
- My stomach hurts.
- I have a stomachache.
- My tummy hurts.
I'm sorry to hear Tom is sick.
You don't look very well. Are you sick?
My knee hurts.
My foot hurts.
- Tom said he was sick, but that was a lie.
- Tom said that he was sick, but that was a lie.
Tom has a sore throat.
- Sick as he was, he went to school.
- Even though he was sick, he went to school.
- Although he was sick, he went to class.
- My foot is aching.
- My foot hurts.
I'm a little sick.
My neck hurts a little.
Is your headache gone?
My right shoulder hurts.
- I have a headache.
- My head aches.
- My head hurts.
- I've got a headache.
I had a headache, and I took the day off today.
I have a sore throat and a slight fever.
My jaw is sore.
Is Tom still sick?
I have a sore throat.
- Tom isn't sick.
- Tom's not sick.
He said that he was sick, and this was a lie.
I had a terrible stomachache.
I've got a headache.
- I have a sore throat.
- My throat hurts.
Do you have a headache?
He's not eating right. I think he's sick.
Is Tom sick?
Tom had to stay home from school because he was sick.
She went to school in spite of the pain in her right leg.
My back hurts all the time.
I hope he isn't ill.
- I know that Tom has been sick.
- I know Tom has been sick.
- He is ill.
- He is sick.
My head hurts.
I have back problems.
My right shoulder hurts.
I've been sick for a long time.
- My head hurts.
- I have a sore head.
My leg hurts now.
- I have sore feet.
- My feet hurt.
- My foot hurts.
- My leg hurts.
- My legs hurt.
- My legs are hurting.
- I have a headache.
- My head aches.
- My head hurts.
- I've got a headache.
I have a sore throat and runny nose.
My arm hurts.
He is sick.
- My eyes are sore.
- My eyes hurt.
- He said he was sick, which was a lie.
- He said that he was sick, and this was a lie.
I have a sore throat and a slight fever.
- Although Tom is sick, he's planning on going to school.
- Even though Tom is sick, he's planning on going to school.
Mary isn't really sick. She's just faking it.
- I have a headache.
- My head aches.