LangolingBody parts
When traveling to Japan, knowing how to say basic body part terms in Japanese ( jap-JP ) can greatly enhance your experience. Whether you're ordering food at a ramen stand or asking for directions to the nearest restroom, being able to describe where an ache is located will make communication smoother and more natural.
Furthermore, familiarizing yourself with common body part vocabulary in Japanese ( jap-JP ) can be particularly useful when consulting a doctor or therapist. Being able to accurately point out specific areas of discomfort or pain during a medical examination can lead to more precise diagnoses and treatments, ensuring you get the care you need without any language barriers.
I have a headache.
私は頭が痛いです。
She has an itchy nose.
彼女は鼻がすく正在痒。
He feels cold in his feet.
彼の足が冷たいです。
The boy has a sore throat.
The boy has a sore throat.
They are feeling warm in their hands.
彼らの手は温かいです。
Can you massage my shoulders?
あなたの首筋をmassagerしますか？
Her eyes are watering.
彼女の目は水滴のように揺れています。
His ears are ringing.
彼の耳は鳴っている。
They have a stiff neck.
彼らは固い首を持っています。
She has a swollen ankle.
彼女は腫れた足首があります。
He's got a backache.
彼は背中が痛いです。
We feel pain in our arms.
われわれの腕に痛みがある。
They have aching knees.
彼らの膝が痛いです。
Her stomach is rumbling with hunger.
彼女の胃は空腹でゴロゴロしている。
The children have red cheeks from the cold.
The children have red cheeks from the cold.
My legs are feeling fatigued.
私の脚は疲れています。
She has a dry mouth and needs water.
彼女は口が乾いているので水が必要です。
He's got a split lip from laughter.
彼は笑いから口ばしに切れ目が入っています。
We can see her teeth when she smiles.
彼女が笑うと、歯が見えるです。