When you meet a friend, you can ask about their health. These short phrases will help you talk about how you feeltoday. They are simple, polite, and very common in everyday English.
Here are the most useful phrases for this topic:
"How are you today?" — a friendly way to ask about health right now.
"I feelwell, thank you." — a good answer when you are healthy.
"I feelill." — a simple way to say you are sick.
"I am tired." — a common answer after a long day.
"I have a headache." — for a specific problem.
"I feelbetter now." — when you are getting well.
"How do you feel?" — another common way to ask.
We usually answer with "I feel + adjective" or "I am + adjective." Both are correct. After "I am well" we often add "thank you" — this is polite in English. In a real conversation, you ask first, then listen to the other person, then give your own answer. Watch the short dialogue between Emma and Tom below, and notice the order: question, short answer, follow-up question, and a kind word at the end.
في الدرس ده هنتعلم إزاي نتكلم عن حالتنا الصحية بالإنجليزي. الموضوع بسيط وسهل، بس مهم جدًا، خصوصًا لما تقابل حد وتسأله إزاي عامله.
السؤال عن الصحة
في طريقتين شائعتين تسأل بيهم:
How are you today? — يعني "إزيك النهارده؟" وده الأكثر استخدامًا.
How do you feel? — يعني "حاسس بإيه؟" ودي بتركز أكتر على الإحساس.
الإجابة: I feel ولا I am؟
دي النقطة اللي بتلخبط المبتدئين. في الإنجليزي عندك صورتين:
I feel + صفة — زي I feel tired أو I feel well
I am + صفة — زي I am tired أو I am well
الاتنين صح، بس في فرق بسيط. I feel بتقول إن الإحساس ده مؤقت، يعني مش دايمًا كده. I am بتوصف الحالة بشكل أعم. لما تقابل حد، I feel + adjective بتكون أكتر طبيعية.
أهم الكلمات والصفات
tired = تعبان
well = كويس أو بصحة جيدة
ill = مريض
better = أحسن (لما بتتحسن)
headache = صداع
جملة مهمة: I have a headache
لما عايز تقول إن عندك صداع أو مشكلة صحية معينة، بنستخدم have مش feel. فتقول:
I have a headache. = عندي صداع ✅
I feel a headache. ❌ — دي غلط تمامًا.
نفس القاعدة مع a cold أو a stomachache، بنقول I have a cold مش I feel a cold.
ترتيب المحادثة الطبيعية
أي محادثة عن الصحة بتمشي بالترتيب ده:
تسأل: How are you today?
الشخص يجاوب: I feel tired. I have a headache.
تبدي تهتم: I am sorry. Are you ill?
يطمّنك: No, I am not ill. I feel better now.
ترد بفرح: That is good! I feel well today.
ده هو الإيقاع الطبيعي: سؤال، إجابة صريحة، سؤال متابعة، وكلمة لطيفة في الآخر.
نصيحة أخيرة
لما حد يقولك How are you?، متنساش تضيف thank you بعد الإجابة. زي: I feel well, thank you. ده بيخلي كلامك مؤدب وطبيعي زي الناس الأصلية.
Listen to Emma and Tom talk about how they feel today.
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EmmaHi Tom! How are you today?
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TomI feel tired. I have a headache.
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EmmaI am sorry. Are you ill?
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TomNo, I am not ill. I feel better now.
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EmmaThat is good! I feel well today.
How are you today?
This is the key question for this lesson. Listen and read.
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Read this answer aloud. Speak clearly and at a normal speed.
I feel well today, thank you.
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Read this sentence aloud. Use the article 'a' before 'headache'.
I have a headache.
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You meet your friend Emma. She asks how you feel. Answer her with 'I feel...' and use a word like well, tired, ill, or happy. You can also say 'I have a headache.' Keep your answers short and polite.
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Vocabulary
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When you want to talk about your health or your feelings, you use simple words about the body and the mind. English speakers often ask "How are you?" when they meet you, but a more direct question is "How do you feeltoday?"Today, we will learn eight common words for feeling good and feeling bad.
Look at the table below. The words feel, well, ill, tired, happy, today, better, and headache are very common when you talk about your health in everyday English.
Word
Type
Meaning
Example
feel
verb
to have a feeling in your body or mind
I feeltiredtoday.
well
adjective
healthy, not ill
She is welltoday.
ill
adjective
not healthy, sick
He is ill.
tired
adjective
needing rest or sleep
The child is tired.
happy
adjective
a good feeling in your mind
I am happytoday.
today
adverb/noun
this day
I feel fine today.
better
adjective
more well than before
I feelbetter now.
headache
noun
pain in your head
I have a headache.
Notice the grammar: we say "I feel + adjective." Not "I am feel." We also say "I have a headache" — not "I have headache." With most of these words, both "feel" and "be" work: "I am tired" means the same as "I feeltired." Use "feel" when you want to talk about right now, this moment.
الكلام عن صحتك وشعورك
في الدرس ده هنتعلم كلمات إنجليزي بسيطة بتستخدمها لما حد يسألك عن صحتك أو مزاجك. الكلمات دي أساسية جداً وهتستخدمها كل يوم في المحادثات العادية، زي لما حد يقولك "How are you?" أو "How do you feel today?".
الفعل feel
كلمة feel معناها "تحس" أو "تشعر بـ". دي فعل مهم جداً في الإنجليزي وبنستخدمه لما نتكلم عن إحساسنا الجسدي أو النفسي.
القاعدة المهمة: بنقول "I feel + adjective" ومينفعش أبداً نقول "I am feel".
I feel tired ✓
I am feel tired ✗
الصفات اللي بنستخدمها (Adjectives)
هنتعلم خمس صفات أساسية:
well = كويس صحياً، مش مريض
ill = مريض، تعبان صحياً
tired = تعبان، محتاج نوم أو راحة
happy = مبسوط، فرحان
better = أحسن من قبل (يعني كنت تعبان وبتتحسن)
مثال: "I feel better today" يعني "حاسس إني أحسن النهاردة".
كلمة today
today معناها "النهاردة". بتشتغل كظرف زمان (adverb) أو اسم (noun).
مثال: "I feel happy today" يعني "أنا مبسوط النهاردة".
كلمة headache
headache معناها "صداع" أو "وجع في دماغك". خلي بالك إنها اسم countable ولازم تاخد "a" قبلها.
I have a headache ✓ (عندي صداع)
I have headache ✗
مثال كامل: "I feel tired today, but I am happy. I have a headache too."
feel ولا be؟
الصفات دي (tired, happy, well, ill, better) بتنفع مع الاتنين:
"I am tired" = أنا تعبان (حالة عامة)
"I feel tired" = حاسس إني تعبان دلوقتي (اللحظة دي)
نصيحة: استخدم feel لما تحب تركز على إحساسك في اللحظة الحالية، واستخدم be لو بتوصف حالة عامة.
مثال يجمع كل حاجة: "I feel tired today, but I am happy."
Learn these 8 words about how you feel. Look at each word and its example.
betterˈbet.ər
comparative of good : of a higher standard , or more suitable , pleasing , or effective than other things or p
feelfiːl
To feel means to experience something through touch, to sense an emotion, or to believe something is true. You
happyˈhæp.i
feeling , showing , or causing pleasure or satisfaction :
(used in greetings for special occasions ) full of e
headacheˈhedeɪk
A pain felt in the head, which can range from mild to severe.
illɪl
Not in good health; feeling unwell.
tiredˈtaɪəd
Feeling that you want to rest or sleep; having lost your energy after physical or mental effort.
todaytəˈdeɪ
(on) the present day :
used more generally to mean the present time :
wellwel
In a good, satisfactory, or proper way; to a great extent or degree.
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Match each word to its meaning. Tap a word on the left, then tap its meaning on the right.
Match each word to its meaning. Tap a word on the left, then tap its meaning on the right.
feel
well
ill
tired
happy
today
better
headache
to have a feeling in your body or mind
healthy, not ill
not healthy, sick
needing rest or sleep
a good feeling in your mind
this day
more well than before
pain in your head
I feel tired today, but I am happy.
Read and listen. Notice the words 'feel' and 'happy' from the lesson.