When your body doesn't feel good — headache, stomachache, toothache, cold. One of the most practical health expressions.
아파요 (apayo) = polite standard. 아파 (apa) = casual with family/friends. 아픕니다 (apeumnida) = formal at hospitals.
Say 머리가 아파요 (meoriga apayo) = My head hurts, 배가 아파요 (baega apayo) = My stomach hurts, 목이 아파요 (mogi apayo) = My throat hurts.
아파요 (apayo) means "It hurts / I'm sick." 아파 (apa) = hurt / sick + 요 (yo) = polite → 아파요 (apayo). Most practical health expression.
1. Body pain: Headache, stomachache, toothache.
2. Feeling sick: Cold, unwell.
3. Get help: At pharmacies, hospitals.
It hurts. My head hurts.
It hurts. My stomach hurts. (Formal)
It hurts. My throat hurts. (Casual)
Where does it hurt?
• 머리가 아파요 (meoriga apayo) - My head hurts
• 배가 아파요 (baega apayo) - My stomach hurts
• 약 먹고 쉬어 (yak meokgo swieo) - Take medicine and rest