Promotion
Asking After a Friend's Health

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Listen to the whole passage once first, then practice sentence by sentence.

The first line is the other person opening the conversation; the "You" lines are suggestions for you to practice saying in this scenario (not a back-and-forth dialogue).

A friend who looks tired and unwell

wǒjīntiānbútàihǎo。

我今天不太好。

I'm not feeling too well today.

You

nǐhǎoma?

你好吗?

Are you okay?

You

nǐjīntiānzěnmeyàng?

你今天怎么样?

How are you today?

You

nǐnǎrbùshūfu?

你哪儿不舒服?

Where do you feel unwell?

You

nǐxiǎnghēshuǐma?

你想喝水吗?

Do you want some water?

You

nǐyàoqùyīyuànma?

你要去医院吗?

Do you want to go to the hospital?

You

nǐhuíjiāshuìjiàoba。

你回家睡觉吧。

Go home and rest.

You

míngtiānhuìhǎode。

明天会好的。

You'll be better tomorrow.