Examples of using "悪いか" in a sentence and their english translations:
That's right, but what's it to you?
between sick and healthy,
I have caught a bad cold.
The odds are against me, so I think I'll quit now.
A bad cold caused the singer to lose his voice.
He must be sick; he looks pale.
I expect it's his lousy personality that drives off the ladies.
I don't care for smoking; it's bad for the health.
You look pale. You had better lie down in bed at once.
It seems to be serious.
I apologize for some of the gruesome views.
Kate must be sick, for she looks pale.
Can you figure out why the boss is so unfriendly this week?
'Cuz it's a giant pain in the arse, if I don't wanna do something I just won't do it.
Don't read under insufficient light, for it is bad for your eyes.
I think you'd better take a rest; you look ill.
The broccoli is either costly or of poor quality.
He told her firmly to realize how serious her condition was.
It's not a kid's bad parents or an adult's lack of self-control.
You should give up smoking since it's unhealthy.
- I have caught a bad cold.
- I've caught a bad cold.
You look pale. You had better lie down in bed at once.
She may well refuse to speak to you because she's in a very bad mood.
- I have caught a bad cold.
- I've caught a bad cold.
- I've caught a terrible cold.