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Fáj a fejem, rosszul vagyok

Health and body possession

Health and body possession

A body part is often possessed: . Some stems shorten or lose a vowel: , . Paired body parts are often singular in ordinary Hungarian.

Pain is , with the body part as subject. Feelings can be , . The reflexive object means myself; are yourself familiar/polite. Polite questions use third-person forms, such as

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FormExampleMeaning
My head hurts.
My throat hurts.
My hand is cold.
I feel unwell.
I feel well.
How do you feel, politely?
  • Fáj a fejem.My head hurts.

  • Fáj a torkom.My throat hurts.

  • Hideg a kezem.My hand is cold.

  • Rosszul vagyok.I feel unwell.

  • Jól érzem magam.I feel well.

  • Ön hogy érzi magát?How do you feel, politely?

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