很不舒服 (hěn bù shū fu) — “Very uncomfortable, Unwell” in Chinese
很不舒服 (hěn bù shū fu) means “Very uncomfortable, Unwell, Awkward, Uneasy” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 2 example sentences with English translations.
Usage
Very uncomfortable
Unwell
Awkward
Uneasy
我其实没有生病，但感觉很不舒服。
I wasn't actually sick but I felt lousy.
我第二天感到身体很不舒服。
I felt ghastly the next day.
The characters in 很不舒服
More words starting with 很
- hěn很bù不not very, very
- hěn很bù不gōng公píng平Very unfair, So unfair
- hěn很bù不róng容yì易Not easy, Very difficult
- hěn很bù不kāi开xīn心Very unhappy, Upset
- hěn很bù不wěn稳gù固very unstable, precarious
- hěn很bù不zì自zài在Very uncomfortable, Awkward
- hěn很bú不cuò错Great, Very good
- hěn很bú不cuò错le了It's pretty good., That's good enough.
- hén很jiǔ久a long time, long ago
- hén很jiǔ久le了For a long time, It's been a long time
- hén很jiǔ久yǐ以qián前A long time ago, Long ago
- hén很jiǔ久de的long, long-standing
Frequently asked questions
- What does 很不舒服 mean in Chinese?
- 很不舒服 (hěn bù shū fu) means “very uncomfortable, Unwell, Awkward, Uneasy”.
- How do you pronounce 很不舒服?
- 很不舒服 is pronounced hěn bù shū fu in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “Very uncomfortable” in Chinese?
- “Very uncomfortable” is 很不舒服 (hěn bù shū fu) in Chinese.
- How is 很不舒服 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 很不舒服, each with pinyin and an English translation.