I have a toothache.：”ha ga itai” Japanese Phrase #470

I have a toothache.：”ha ga itai” Japanese Phrase #470

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歯はが痛いたい。(ha ga itai)

I have a toothache. / 我牙疼。 / 이가 아프다. / Đau răng.

When you want to describe “pain caused by something being wrong with one of your teeth”, you would be able to use “歯はが痛いたい。(ha ga itai)” which means “I have a toothache.”. Everybody could use this in daily conversations as casual and “歯はが痛いたいです。(ha ga itai desu)” is used as polite and formal.

Sample 1

tatsuya

歯はが痛いたいよ。 (I have a toothache.) (我牙疼。) (이가 아파요.) (Tôi bị đau răng.)

yuka

そうなんだ。虫歯むしばあるの？ (Oh, I see. Do you have a cavity?) (这样啊。长蛀牙了吗？) (그렇구나. 충치 있어?) (Vậy à. Có răng sâu hả?)

Sample 2

yuka

歯はが痛いたいです。 (I have a toothache.) (我牙疼。) (이가 아픕니다.) (Tôi bị đau răng.)

tatsuya

歯医者はいしゃに行いってみたらどうですか？ (Why don’t you see the dentist?) (去看看牙医怎么样？) (치과에 가보는 것이 어때요?) (Bạn nên thử đến gặp nha sĩ xem thế nào?)

yuka

そうですね。明日行あしたいってみます。 (Right. I’ll see the dentist tomorrow.) (对啊。我明天去看看。) (그래야지. 내일 가 보겠습니다.) (Đúng vậy. Tôi sẽ đến đó vào ngày mai.)

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