I have no appetite.：”shokuyoku ga nai” Japanese Phrase #493

I have no appetite.：”shokuyoku ga nai” Japanese Phrase #493

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食欲しょくよくがない。(shokuyoku ga nai)

I have no appetite. / 我没胃口。 / 식욕이 없다. / Không có cảm giác thèm ăn.

When you describe “you don’t have a desire for food or drink”, you would be able to use “食欲しょくよくがない。(shokuyoku ga nai)” which means “I have no appetite.”. Everybody could use this in daily conversations as casual and “食欲しょくよくがありません。(shokuyoku ga arimasen)” is used as polite and formal.

Sample 1

tatsuya

今日きょうは食欲しょくよくがありません。 (I have no appetite today.) (我今天没胃口。) (오늘은 식욕이 없습니다.) (Hôm nay tôi không có cảm giác thèm ăn.)

yuka

具合ぐあいが悪わるいんですか？ (Are you not feeling well?) (身体不舒服吗？) (몸 안 좋으신가요?) (Bạn bị bệnh hả?)

Sample 2

yuka

食欲しょくよくがないよ。 (I have no appetite today.) (我没胃口。) (식욕이 없어.) (Tôi không có cảm giác thèm ăn.)

tatsuya

具合ぐあい、悪わるいの？ (Are you not feeling well?) (身体不舒服吗？) (몸 상태 안좋아?) (Trong người không khỏe hả?)

yuka

うん、ちょっと熱ねつがあるの。 (Yeah, I have a low fever.) (嗯，我有点儿发烧。) (응, 열이 조금 있어.) (Ừ, tôi bị sốt một chút.)

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