LangolingAnatomy
For individuals working in healthcare or medical fields, mastering Japanese (jp-JP) can greatly enhance their professional experience. Whether you're a doctor seeking to better communicate with patients during examinations or a nurse coordinating care among interdisciplinary teams, having a basic understanding of the language can facilitate more efficient and effective interactions. Additionally, knowledge of anatomical terms in Japanese allows for precise communication about patient conditions and treatment plans.
Moreover, healthcare professionals involved in research or teaching will find that learning Japanese opens up access to a wealth of medical literature and educational materials. This is particularly valuable when studying specialized topics like anatomy, where many seminal works and recent publications may be available only in the original Japanese. For those interested in pursuing further education or collaborating with colleagues in Japan, fluency in the language can significantly improve their ability to integrate into local academic environments.
My head hurts.
頭が痛いです。
I have a stomachache.
私は腹痛です。
There's a lump on my arm.
私の腕に腫れ物があります。
The back of my neck feels sore.
私の背中がこり気味です。
I've got a sore throat.
私は喉が痛いです。
My shoulder is giving me trouble.
私の肩が困っています。
I feel pain in my calf muscle.
私は太ももの筋が痛みます。
The inside of my elbow hurts.
私のひじの内側が痛いです。
There's swelling in my hand.
私の手に腫れがあります。
My foot has been feeling numb.
私の足はしびれる感じがします。
I have a sharp pain in my back.
私は背中に鋭い痛みがあります。
It feels like there's pressure in my ear.
耳に圧力感があります。”
There's a knot in my neck.
首に结节があります。
My finger is quite swollen.
私の指はかなり腫れています。
The side of my face feels warm and tingly.
私の顔の側は温かく、しびれのような感覚があります。
There's an itchy spot on my thigh.
太もものところがかゆいです。
My hip has been giving me some trouble.
私の股関節に少し問題がある。
I have a persistent pain in my knee.
膝に Persistent 痛みがあります。
There's a cramp in my leg.
私の腿に cramped があります。
My ankle is feeling stiff.
私の足首が固いです。