他不舒服 他不舒服 想去医务室 怎么回事
“-He's not feeling well. -He's not feeling well. He wants to go to the infirmary. What's wrong?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
同时呢 还含有少量的一些其他 老师 老师 老师
“And they also have small amounts of some other... -Ma'am! Ma'am! -Ma'am!”
他 不舒服 他 不舒服 想去 医务室 怎么回事
“-He's not feeling well. -He's not feeling well. He wants to go to the infirmary. What's wrong?”
他胃疼 头疼
“-His stomach hurts. -His head hurts.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese schools, students typically must report physical discomfort to the teacher to get permission before visiting the campus infirmary (医务室).
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unwell; uncomfortable; sick
The standard, most common colloquial way to say someone feels ill or physically uncomfortable.
clinic; infirmary; nurse's office
Refers specifically to on-site medical clinics found in schools, factories, or universities.
what is going on; what happened
A versatile spoken phrase used to inquire about the cause or nature of an unexpected situation.
